Sentence examples for outset opposed from inspiring English sources

Above all, he was from the outset opposed to regime change in Iraq.

But from the outset the German government opposed confronting China on solar panel exports.

His campaign focused on the issues of health care, a balanced budget, and a restructuring of the war in Iraq, which he had opposed from its outset.

This is the end of the disastrous experiment that was austerity, which was an ignominious failure that I opposed from the outset.

In a speech in New York, he said the E.C.B.'s policy of buying government bonds to calm feverish debt markets, which he opposed from the outset in May, had failed and should stop.

On the Iraq war, some of his rivals have disputed his claim to have been opposed from the outset, but a friend of his confirms to me categorically that this was his position in 2003.

At the outset, most of the elders opposed a sale, and were bolstered by newsroom employees who wrote letters arguing that Mr. Murdoch would wreck The Journal, and by the advice of longtime associates like Peter R. Kann, the recently retired former chairman and chief executive of the company, and Mr. Ottaway.

That was surely due to the reluctance of the Iraqi people to offer them the exuberant welcome Blair had banked on – but it also owes something to the sustained opposition of the British people to the war and Gordon Brown's reluctance to go to the electorate with British soldiers still dying in a war that millions had opposed from the outset.

Volterra opposed fascism from the outset.

He is not a member of the group of liberal senators that had opposed Mr. Summers from the outset.

In real life, Damon, one of Hollywood's most vocal liberals, had been against the Iraq war from the outset, but Greengrass was not initially opposed to it.