In Britain, where polls have long shown consistent opposition to any form of intervention in Syria, neither allegations of chemical weapons use by the Assad regime nor the push for action from leaders in London and Washington has altered the opinion of a war-weary public.
"This 2006 memo illustrates the ABA's real consistency consistent opposition to meaningful reform," Warren says.
At forty, he had passed through the round of public offices, and was consul elect for 59 B.C.: he had shown himself a strong supporter of the people, in consistent opposition to the Senate: he had served his apprenticeship at the bar, and, as governor of Further Spain, he had commanded troops with success.
In an industrial state hit hard by the decline of manufacturing, the Vermont senator's consistent opposition to free trade deals appears to have been a decisive factor, but he also showed signs of weakening Clinton's dominance among African American voters.
But, Mr. Robbins and other real estate executives say, consistent opposition to development has stymied the full flowering of such relationships.
When it works, as in the paper's consistent opposition to the war in Iraq, it is convincing.
"Well, I couldn't have done anything else, because of my consistent opposition to the Iraq war".
"From the outset," Charlie told them, "we have provided rational, principled and consistent opposition to the war in Iraq".
Given congressional Republicans' consistent opposition to tighter restrictions on gun ownership during the past decade, this may not be surprising.
Thus the bishops' vehement and consistent opposition to abortion is not a principled position but a red herring, designed to cast attention away from priestly misconduct.
Scot Hoffman, a spokesman for Prudential, also stressed the company's consistent opposition to the rule. .
