Sentence examples for reinforcing opposition from inspiring English sources
Promoting the development of palliative care is often put forward as an alternative in debates on mooted changes to laws concerning the end of life, with the risk of reinforcing opposition between palliative care organizations and advocates of euthanasia.
Nhamo's study also highlighted differences amongst denominational groups, with Apostolic and Catholic (but not Anglican) group conversations reinforcing opposition to condoms and moralistic stigmatising links between "bad" sexual behaviour and HIV (Nhamo et al., 2011a).
Favoring the development of palliative care is often put forward as an alternative in debates on possible changes to laws concerning the end of life, with the risk of reinforcing opposition between palliative care organizations and advocates of euthanasia[ 13– 15].
I think the piece only reinforces opposition against a war and makes it clear that we are right.
The monitors' assessment on Tuesday that conditions in the flashpoint city of Homs were "reassuring" reinforced opposition fears that the team will be loathe to criticise the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
The Koch report's state-by-state breakdown could help reinforce opposition among House and Senate lawmakers.
They could join the case at the supreme court, reinforcing legal opposition to Theresa May's executive action.
This could reinforce German opposition to bailing out fellow eurozone members.
He said the publication was intended to reinforce the opposition's message that corruption is pervasive in the Russian government.
Instead, it further reinforces my opposition to the war and feeds my discontent over the results of the election.
The new insurance mandate is likely to help reduce both unplanned pregnancies and abortions but has reinforced conservative opposition to the entire Affordable Care Act.
