Sentence examples for sincere opposition from inspiring English sources

Among other significant cases, Judge Heaney wrote a decision that granted First Amendment protection to high school newspapers (the Supreme Court reversed that decision), and voted to reverse a lower court ruling that a person could be denied citizenship for refusing to take an oath to bear arms for the United States if that refusal was based on sincere opposition to all killing of human beings.

Abu Omar said he did not doubt the sincere intentions of opposition negotiators, but argued the talks are part of a plot to exhaust Syria's opposition in endless rounds of negotiations, in a repeat of what happened to the Palestinians.

Jackson accuses the local Tory leadership of confronting "sincere and principled opposition with a mixture of patronising disdain and bombastic arrogance".

This sort of language also resonates with other conservative wings of the party, like some members of the antitax faction who do not want to get bogged down over whether Mr. Romney is now sufficiently sincere in his opposition to abortion.

But it's fairly clear that Sanders, unlike Clinton, is sincere in his opposition.

But, like former New York Governor Mario Cuomo, Mr. Kaine was able to convince voters that his opposition was sincere and deeply held, and so they gave him a pass.

Sincere appreciation sincerely expressed.

Some members of the former governing elite, she said, are trying to fire up opposition among more sincere "revolutionaries" who distrust the Islamists and politicians who see opportunity if the Islamists fail.

Whereas the fake parties have easy access to money, the genuine ones are all broke.But the promise of elections seems to have galvanised the sincerer members of this splintered opposition, driving home the thought that the only hope lies in working together.

His opposition to taxes is sincere and principled, he said.

Ralph Cicerone, president of America's National Academy of Sciences, has said that geo-engineering inspires opposition for "various and sincere reasons that are not wholly scientific".