Sentence examples for severely oppose from inspiring English sources
However, Puttnam said parliament would "severely" oppose plans for the government to appoint four directors on a new BBC board, in addition to the chair and deputy chair.
The Prince of Wales had fired the electric gun, and the Crown Prince of Sweden had started off the field of 55 runners, these including the Canadian Indian Longboat, whose entry had been so severely opposed.
She helped to draft the commission's report and worked for several years to oppose legislation intended to severely restrict the right of consumers to file for bankruptcy.
The commonality in all three of these episodes is self-evident: the perversion of the justice system and rule of law as nothing more than a weapon to legitimize even the most destructive state actions, while severely punishing those who oppose them.
Reporting of cases in family courts - where decisions about a child's future are made - is severely restricted, and social workers strongly oppose more press access.
Other interesting biologic features for its use in severely ill patients, as opposed to the use of procalcitonin, seem to be related to the fact that CRP is not influenced by renal dysfunction and does not express a fatigue phenomena, even in the case of patients with recurrent infections, and several other limitations are also associated with the use of this more 'novel' biomarker [ 9- 12].
Also in late December, Beauregard found out that Hood's army had been severely damaged in its defeat at the Battle of Nashville; there were very few men in fighting condition who could oppose Sherman's advance.
While I oppose the view that homosexuality is a "sin," school districts must not approve of sweeping anti-harassment policies that severely curtail freedom of speech.
Those who oppose the execution of the mentally retarded do not argue that they should not be held accountable for their crimes, or severely punished.
In fact, the bill would severely hamper the EPA from carrying out its mission to protect public health and the environment, prompting more than 40 scientific institutions and universities to oppose it.
