Sentence examples for preparing to oppose from inspiring English sources

Labor appeared to be preparing to oppose the move.

Delegates were forming blocs and preparing to oppose parts of the draft constitution, according to United Nations officials and diplomats.

Harriet Harman, Labour's acting leader, suggested that the party was preparing to oppose plans that would allow the Government to actively campaign for a Yes vote in the EU referendum.

That could be especially true in the House, where a coalition of Tea Party conservatives, liberal Democrats and libertarians already appears to be preparing to oppose the use of military force in Syria.

The news that Mr. Axinn was preparing to oppose the deal was reported on Wednesday by Scott C. Cleland, a telecommunications analyst at the Legg Mason Precursor Group, who has long predicted that the Justice Department would block the deal.

On Wednesday, DealReporter said that the New York attorney general's office is working with 17 other state attorneys general in preparing to oppose the transaction, which is valued at $59 billion (including debt).

Judging from earlier statements, they stand prepared to oppose further measures to boost the faltering economy.

At least a dozen moderates were prepared to oppose the budget caps proposal on grounds of fiscal responsibility.

It would be a bold Conservative or Democratic Unionist MP who would be prepared to oppose the government in a confidence vote.

"The Department of Justice is prepared to oppose vigorously any attempts by Timothy McVeigh to overturn his conviction and sentence or to force a new trial," Mr. Ashcroft said.

Mr. Bush has said the United States will not interfere with others' efforts to complete the treaty, but was prepared to oppose any elements that might harm American interests.