Sentence examples for specifically opposing from inspiring English sources

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

Roselló has publicly called on Congress to approve House Democrats' version of the bill — although without specifically opposing the Senate GOP version.

He added language specifically opposing a cutoff of funding for U.S. troops in a targeted appeal to Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H ., who had offeR-N.H .identical separate measure.

In May, the Alliance Defense Fund invited clergy members around the country to challenge I.R.S. tax-exemption rules by preaching sermons on Sept. 28 — it coined the phrase "Pulpit Freedom Sunday" — "specifically opposing candidates for office whose political positions conflict with scriptural truth".

The $300,000 does not include the more than $50,000 the group spent specifically opposing Mr. Menchaca, printing fliers, for instance, that painted him as an arriviste who had moved to New York from Texas only recently, when he had in fact been here for nine years.

Once again we see that genetics received the most comments with 23%% of the sample (n = 184 comments) specifically opposing his reported views on genetics.

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

No one specifically opposed the homeless.

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

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

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