Sentence examples for opposition to rules from inspiring English sources

The auto industry's once-monolithic opposition to rules governing vehicles' overall design has shattered in recent months.

Unite's general secretary said his union would find it difficult to maintain its opposition to rules making it easier to remove sitting MPs if the hostility continued.

And finally, many in Washington may read this as a secret coded message that Google is abandoning its commitment to Network Neutrality and joining Verizon in opposition to rules guaranteeing an open Internet.

Aristide's second term was marked by accusations of corruption, and open opposition to rule broke out in 2003.

Big banks' steadfast opposition to the rules is understandable.

Among those who voiced opposition to the rules was Labour MP Jim Dobbin.

Officials in the incoming Bush administration have made clear their opposition to such rules.

The history of Europe's great medieval cities, like Bruges, is replete with organized opposition to aristocratic rules.

Their efforts are a textbook model of industry opposition to new rules that could save lives.

Jewell said she expected opposition to the rules, which took four years to compile and involved more than 1.5 million comments from individuals and groups.

Although some patients may remain drug-free after leaving OMT, it is likely that many leave OMT, voluntarily or involuntarily, because of ongoing drug-taking, opposition to programme rules and control measures, or instability in taking their OMT medication.