Sentence examples for should not oppose from inspiring English sources

"Senators should not oppose nominees because of nominees' purely theological convictions/beliefs," she said.

Ms Harman said employers should not oppose giving working grandmothers time off for a period of childcare.

Harman also said Labour should not oppose the restriction of tax credits to a claimant's first two children.

Regulators should not oppose some consolidation among major carriers, while guarding against airlines' obtaining monopolistic strangleholds at individual airports.

Because the Palestine Liberation Organization approved assuming sovereignty over any liberated territory, it should not oppose such a step.

The Burnham camp dismissed Ms Cooper's campaign on the cuts, claiming she was in league with Harriet Harman, Labour's acting leader, who sparked a revolt by suggesting that Labour should not oppose the Welfare Bill.

His parents would have preferred that he go to college, but Dan, Sr., felt that he shouldn't oppose something his son felt strongly about.

We shouldn't oppose it," he said.

But even setting aside the mounting evidence that political spending actually correlates to lower shareholder value, companies that use political spending to benefit their bottom lines shouldn't oppose disclosure of that spending.

Last night's Saturday Night Live was hosted by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and he showed what happens when you finally cause President Obama to lose his famous cool: he undergoes a Hulk-like transformation and turns into "The Rock Obama". Egged on By Rahm Emanuel to finally get mad, "The Rock Obama" shows Republican senators why you shouldn't oppose him.

She said Labour should also not oppose certain conditions in the planned cap on household welfare benefits.