Sentence examples for rigorously opposed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Ibn Saʿūd rigorously opposed the intervention of any foreign government whatever in the internal politics of the regime.

MI5 and MI6 have said that they rigorously opposed torture, but Scotland Yard has been weighing criminal charges against at least one MI6 officer.

After Mr. Obama's inauguration, for instance, he swore he'd dedicate himself to the president's political downfall, and ever since then he's rigorously opposed everything the president wanted.

For years, she was rigorously opposed to the idea of playing live: "It was very provocative for Olaf and me, when everybody was saying, you have to play live or else you're not a band, blah blah blah.

Mr. Buchanan noted that in Texas, Mr. Bush had proclaimed his support for "affirmative access" even as he rigorously opposed programs that many Democrats said would accomplish that result.

The ACLU rigorously opposed the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law for a very important reason.

I will rigorously oppose this application".

The schools minister, Jim Knight, said they would rigorously oppose the case.

In West Germany the SPD's early postwar leadership, drawing strength from its record of opposition to Nazism, adhered to a rigorously orthodox Marxism, opposed vehemently the communist movement from which it had split in the early 20th century, and rejected West Germany's rearmament and the country's integration into the Western military defense system.

Rios is also excited about the fact that Epidiolex would be a rigorously controlled product -- as opposed to the CBD oils that can vary in strength.

In this study, HDHHS sought to determine more rigorously the utility of PFGE in local surveillance (as opposed to national surveillance) in detecting area clusters and vehicles of transmission.