Sentence examples for strenuously opposing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, New England Federalists adopted a divisive policy of sectionalism, moving dangerously near secession in 1808 and strenuously opposing the War of 1812 (see Hartford Convention).

Bush had come into office strenuously opposing "nation building," and in the early months of his presidency the neoconservatives' interventionist view was by no means dominant.

He took an increasingly entrepreneurial view of architecture, arguing that Britain had to innovate and export, or die, and strenuously opposing the growth of conservation.

Strenuously opposing Green England (the home team) to "Red-White-and-Blue Britain," he dilates against "the Britain of the Hanoverian dynasty and the Victorian and Edwardian ages; of the empire..

Even though he stepped down as president last year and is officially a private citizen, China has tried to isolate him by strenuously opposing his plans for international travel.

Both companies strenuously opposed such a move.

Union leaders strenuously oppose even this change.

All these proposals are strenuously opposed by the industries involved.

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.