Sentence examples for question opposed from inspiring English sources

Dobbs's program also features letters that usually echo his views, as well as poll questions that appear to be slanted, such as "Do you believe illegal aliens who have anchor babies in the United States should be immune from deportation?" In August, ninety-three per cent of those who were asked this question opposed granting immunity.

Another change being contemplated: within the application, students could pose a substantive question (opposed to a technical one, which is possible now) to a rotating team of college counselors — say, how to determine whether to check more than one box regarding ethnicity or race.

** Dobbs's program also features letters that usually echo his views, as well as poll questions that appear to be slanted, such as "Do you believe illegal aliens who have anchor babies in the United States should be immune from deportation?" In August, ninety-three per cent of those who were asked this question opposed granting immunity.

The bar to the left of each argument will be red if the arguer in question opposed the proposition, and green if he/she supported it.

He separated, however, from the popular party on the church question, opposing the proposals to abolish episcopacy and for religious union with the Scots.

He discovered that only nine percent of players questioned opposed gay footballers.

While support for Hamas remained steady, more than nine in 10 Palestinians questioned opposed Isis, saying the jihadist group "does not represent true Islam" and backing the international coalition fighting against it in Iraq and Syria.

The tabling of the "sense of the legislature" resolution introduced by Jon Cooper, Democrat of Lloyd Harbor, came after some legislators questioned opposing the project before a $25,000 study of its impact was completed.

King also only one tiny question about the political process ("Mitchell McConnell [said]...we're winning the health care debate. What do you think of that?") and didn't attach a whole lot of importance to it, using it as a pivot question as opposed to a lead question.

By asking application questions, as opposed to questions on the details of biological processes, the results from the ecology DQCs illuminate reasoning patterns that are consistent for a student or even for an entire class.

I guess Gregory cares something about this question, as opposed to the "Party of life" question he asked McConnell, so he asks again if Obama should follow Carville's advice.