Sentence examples for opposition of certain from inspiring English sources

However, following the opposition of certain EU member countries, the meeting was postponed until March.

While there are many things about the economic crisis we face that feel foreign to the American tradition, the opposition of certain senators to committing taxpayer monies to failing private enterprises is not one of them.

Perhaps this is not surprising given the noisy opposition of certain party leaders, including GOP presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee (who, as governor of Arkansas, signed into law a policy requiring insurance coverage of contraception).

These problems are sometimes caused by administrative failures and sometimes by the opposition of certain professionals.

Finally, the opposition of certain religious communities towards evolution and the continued confusion between teleological and evolutionary thinking have further impeded physicians from incorporating evolutionary thinking into their world view (Numbers 2006).

These instructions, however, were often in direct opposition to certain aims of British policy.

It seems likely that the architects of the ad campaign want to communicate to working class white voters the message that Romney shares their opposition to certain kinds of welfare programs, ones connected in their minds to African-Americans.

Sure, some Republicans might voice their opposition to certain provisions of the bills to please their constituents, but I'm willing to bet that they'll fold faster than you can say "Marco Rubio". Should the bill pass both chambers -- and it will --it's on to the President for signature.

Although he ultimately signed it, Trump took the opportunity to voice his opposition to certain aspects of the bill, calling them unconstitutional.

Bond continued his rhetorical assaults Sunday in his address opening this year's convention, assailing the Iraq war and conservatives' opposition to certain parts of the Voting Rights Act.

Psychiatric Advance Directives (PAD) offer persons the opportunity to specify treatment preferences – and register opposition to certain interventions – in the event of a future loss of capacity.