Sentence examples for opposition in terms of from inspiring English sources

-How might your group address opposition in terms of the human impact of your proposed solution?

-How might your group address opposition in terms of the environmental impact of your proposed solution?

It expresses its opposition in terms of the bill being a faulty bill, and suggests that Conoco might support a better one.

Blind to the fact that their own misunderstanding fuels opposition, proponents of privatization resort to explaining opposition in terms of a simple, but inaccurate, for-or-against-catch-shares dichotomy.

All rugby players have taken part in a game where they have outscored the opposition in terms of tries, but the other team have a kicker who can kick from anywhere and you lose.

While some argue that the reluctance to allow mosque development reflects a wider anti-Muslim sentiment, opponents of the MECCA project couched their opposition in terms of development.

"America's Byzantium was not only physically heterogeneous," he writes of New York in the '50s, "it was also psychologically heterogeneous, a city where painters and sculptors and just about everybody else experienced their individuality dialectically, in terms of tensions and oppositions, in terms of a constant accretion of variegated, often dissonant impressions".

Assess the opposition chase in terms of numbers, direction and spacing before moving the ball – or a colleague – to where the inevitable openings have emerged.

"In terms of the relationship with the Syrian opposition and in terms of their demands, the formation of this subgroup is in fact a greater element of division within the Kurdish National Council," said Maria Fantappie, an analyst in Iraq with the International Crisis Group.

For example, media that are alleged to be ideologically aligned with the ruling party describe the opposition demand in terms of 'negativism', 'hypocrisy'destructioniof of traditions', 'an attack on democracy' and 'politically motivated' while the Congress stance of a PAC alternative is described in terms of an 'offer' that is 'spurned' or 'rejected'rejected

Doctors have typically framed their opposition to reform in terms of the need to protect the doctor-patient relationship from outside interference.