Sentence examples for specifically oppose from inspiring English sources

The unions specifically oppose the extension of early retirement, cuts in unemployment benefits and the social security budget.

As regards the relationship between willing and understanding, Wodeham will later specifically oppose FitzRalph for treating them as distinct.

Consider a Southern Baptist resolution about the Lawrence decision itself: "We specifically oppose the recent United States Supreme Court decision failing to uphold Texas law prohibiting homosexual activity..."...

A statement from Jones announcing his campaign goes as far as to solicit donations in order to specifically oppose radical Islam according to Fox News.

This left 31%% (n = 248 comments) which specifically opposed one or more of Cummings' specific views.

Nonetheless, Trump has long seen Curiel as specifically opposed to him.

It was an ambiguous promise that sounded like the words of a segregationist without specifically opposing segregation.

One rebel commander, Ameril Umbra Kato, formed a new 200-strong group last year specifically opposed to the peace process.

True, he had rejected their candidate for the Vice-Presidency, Senator Jesse Helms, and had chosen a running mate whom they had specifically opposed.

What's more, they specifically opposed the creation of a "central bank," which the delegates saw as a stalking horse for the money trust.

Though Mr Umunna said he was not specifically opposed to planned free votes on Trident or Syria, he said the practice could not continue for other votes.