Sentence examples for stood opposed to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, until very recently, the ALP government stood opposed to such a requirement.

Until recently, it was axiomatic that feminism stood opposed to both pornography and prostitution.

Male stood apart from female, religion stood opposed to science, and East was cut off from West.

And though he'd once edited a left-wing bilingual newspaper, El Crepúsculo de la Libertad, he stood opposed to immigration from Mexico on the grounds that more people -- however downtrodden and deserving -- were anathema to the wilderness he revered.

One day earlier, Iran's foreign minister, Mohamad Javad Zarif, urged Saudi Arabia to stop "adding fuel to the fire" and said Riyadh had stood opposed to Iran's diplomacy over the past two years, especially regarding the landmark nuclear agreement.

But if you don't understand why we dislike her, if you don't understand that she stood opposed to the blogroots for years, that this community grew into what it is today despite her, not because of her, then you're right, perhaps this isn't the blog for you.

The worker no long stands opposed to capital and the process of production.

A few farsighted Jewish people realize this and stand opposed to intervention.

In a statement, Atkinson said it was a "historic day for all in Britain and across Europe who stand opposed to the European superstate".

It stands opposed to the supercilious voices of journalists, officials, and other mouthpieces for "Babylon," that wondrously flexible Jamaican slang term for systemic power.

With a new study showing that undocumented mothers account for a disproportionate number of births, even some Democrats might find it hard to stand opposed to altering the citizenship clause.