Sentence examples for opposition to supporting from inspiring English sources

DORIS FENIG Floral Park, Queens, April 18 , 2011To the Editor: Nearly 30 years after President Ronald Reagan used primarily white opposition to supporting "welfare queens," understood to be a code for minorities, as part of his justification for cutting taxes and decreasing public assistance, Ross Douthat adroitly turns the tables.

In 2009, David Cameron stood against expanding Heathrow, linking his opposition to support for high-speed rail.

Some capitalists then collaborate with that opposition to support "New Deals", instead of austerity.

He tried to regain the political high ground Wednesday by calling for the opposition to support legislation meant to restore the Spanish economy to fiscal and competitive health.

It was incumbent on the opposition to support the government's budget measures to reduce the deficit, he said, and therefore keep the AAA rating.

However the prime minister's calls for the Labor opposition to support government policies in the 45th parliament have already been ignored.

The new adviser is expected to try to lure members of the opposition to support the Muslim League and seal Mr Sharif's control over a province in which he would be unlikely to win an election.

Lacking a moderate military opposition to support as an alternative to Isis and the Assad government, the US has moved to raise such a force under its own control.

This one, and a coalition government that followed, lasted for five years and, at first, proved remarkably successful, chiefly thanks to a decision by the Fine Gael opposition to support all moves towards fiscal reform.

And partly it's a function of the direction in which people tend to move on gay-rights issues: when they change their minds, they most often change them from opposition to support.

The supreme court found that he and others had accepted bribes amounting to 35 million Vatu (around £200,000) from the opposition to support a vote of no confidence that toppled the former prime minister.