Sentence examples for strenuously opposes from inspiring English sources

The players union strenuously opposes testing for steroids, so immediate action is not possible.

Bill Dobbs, a lawyer and gay-rights advocate who strenuously opposes the Washington march, supports them fully.

Florida's universities are still among the most affordable in the nation, but Mr. Scott strenuously opposes tuition increases because they lead to student debt and limit access.

LeBlanc preaches the primacy of individual conscience, he strenuously opposes the Vietnam War, and he's just a shade too glib when teaching high school students about papal infallibility.

Mr. Rohatyn strenuously opposes the cornerstone of Mr. Bush's tax-cut plan -- the elimination of taxes on corporate dividends paid to shareholders.

Mr. Reid said Republicans on the committee appeared to be under the spell of Grover G. Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, who strenuously opposes tax increases.

Both companies strenuously opposed such a move.

Israel and the United States have strenuously opposed the proposal.

But major Latino groups and the American Civil Liberties Union strenuously opposed it.

Mr. Reed should strenuously oppose making any such payments.

During the F.D.A. review, some drug makers strenuously opposed mandatory physician training.