Sentence examples for some would oppose from inspiring English sources

William Weibel, artistic director of Houston's Opera in the Heights and former assistant conductor at the Metropolitan Opera from 1960 to 1971, understands why some would oppose the television.

He is trusted at home and abroad, although some Republicans would oppose him for his role in bailing out the financial system.

When panel of professors and students began meeting in January to choose the title for this year, there was immediate consensus for choosing something related to Sept. 11, even though members said they knew that some people would oppose the choice.

While some people would oppose anything that could be seen as encouraging drug use, there are signs The Loop's testing has some support among older generations.

There was speculation that some Labour MPs would oppose some aspects of the bill.

But some said they would oppose Amazon's presence in their city, whether or not they were offered tax cuts.

Some Labour MPs would oppose the programme motion out of principle, but others said it would represent too much co-operation with the government.

Some lawmakers said they would oppose the new tax, which could benefit as many as 250,000 former paramilitary troops -- a strong electoral base for the governing party.

They could force the governor into some compromise the utility would oppose.

Some advocates said they would oppose using these funds, for example, to pay down debt or for an across-the-board salary hike.

Some Democrats promised they would oppose government funding bills that omitted DACA protections, but 18 members of the caucus caved in December when the matter actually came up.