Sentence examples for registered opposition to from inspiring English sources

Many Californians initially registered opposition to the merger.

Small but growing numbers of House Republicans have registered opposition to the war.

The immediate challenge came when the Delhi Network of Positive People and the Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS formally registered opposition to a patent application by Gilead Sciences for tenofovir.

The legal battle over Roman Polanski's possible sentencing in the United States on a 33-year-old sex charge continues, as prosecutors on Thursday registered opposition to Mr. Polanski's request that recent secret testimony in the case be unsealed.

Correction: March 31 , 2001 Saturday An article on Thursday about the international treaty on global warming referred incorrectly to a 1997 Senate vote of 95 to 0. The vote registered opposition to some provisions.

Henry Kissinger said it is not a "dominant probability at this moment" & Sec. of State Rogers has registered opposition to a proposed congressional resolution against the use of American ground troops in support of an invasion.

Almost one voter in five said their vote had been cast to register opposition to Mr. Clinton.

More than 100 people gathered in front of the New York Public Library's Fifth Avenue flagship building on Wednesday afternoon to register opposition to the library's renovation plan.

Many analysts suggested that the larger reason the senators had resisted his appointment was to register opposition to the relaxed relations with the Soviet Union, a policy known as détente, which Mr. Sonnenfeldt had helped engineer.

Among the commissioners who were expected to register opposition to Ms. Reding's proposals for binding quotas were two women, Neelie Kroes, a Dutch commissioner for digital affairs, and Cecilia Malmstrom, a Swedish commissioner for home affairs.

The anti-war campaign was to continue Sunday with candlelight vigils in more than 1,000 cities. · Hundreds of people from Britain's Iraqi community were today protesting outside the Houses of Parliament in support of an attack on Iraq, and a petition was being delivered to the French embassy in central London to register opposition to the stance of the French president, Jacquest Chirac.