Sentence examples for principled opposition from inspiring English sources

One person's obstructionism is another's principled opposition.

This decision reaffirms the value of principled opposition to unfounded stockholder litigation.

Would he disdain those who expressed a principled opposition to a bad war?

"It is exactly his brand of conviction politics and principled opposition that has won him so many supporters and his leadership is stronger for it".

Amnesty International said the AFP's comments revealed tension between Australia's principled opposition to the death penalty and the police's operational reality.

Whatever the specific reasons in each case, the Lib Dem leader even seems to have elevated standing aside into a new Ming doctrine, declaring 'we will not trade principled opposition for ministerial briefcases'.

President Obama may think he's playing hardball with Florida policymakers, hoping new threats will ease principled opposition in a way that bribes with "free federal money" have not.

These moves have met some principled opposition from the left.

But her and her base's principled opposition to relaxing the onerous environmental-licensing regime scares employers.

Messrs. Chirac and de Villepin continue to insist that theirs was a principled opposition that will be vindicated.

Much has rightly been made in the many tributes to Charles Kennedy of his principled opposition as party leader to the war in Iraq.