Sentence examples for stoutly opposes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore stoutly opposes that.

Much of the attention focused on Russia, which stoutly opposes an Arab League proposal, backed by Western and Arab diplomats, that calls for Mr. Assad to cede power as part of a transition to democracy.

Carries as baggage: She is likely to face intense business opposition because she is a vigorous advocate for unions who has aggressively supported the Employee Free Choice Act, legislation that business stoutly opposes.

While the government stoutly opposes corruption in public, Mr. Liu's self-defense is increasingly common, the Procuratorial Daily's Justice Net noted here in Chinese, citing several other recent cases where officials sentenced for corruption said what they made was nothing compared to others.

Goschen stoutly opposed Benjamin Disraeli's policy in the eastern crisis in 1876 78.

This was the foreshadowing moment of the War of 1812, which the Anglophile Federalists stoutly opposed.

The university catered mostly for an upper and middle-class elite and stoutly opposed the German invasion.

George Gascón, the chief of police in Mesa — the man whom, Arpaio had bitterly remarked, the mayor was "never going to fire" — has stoutly opposed Arpaio.

Don't just take our word: many responsible police chiefs and sheriffs have stoutly opposed having immigration duties outsourced to them.

After stoutly opposing Britain's proposal for Protestants and Catholics to share power, he surprised all factions in 1975 by proposing that Protestants ally with Catholics in a voluntary coalition government.

Although it twice chose the losing side in the Roman civil wars and although it was stoutly opposed by Pergamum and Smyrna, Ephesus became under Augustus the first city of the Roman province of Asia.