Sentence examples for strict opposition from inspiring English sources

We are culturally conditioned to think of war and peace in binary terms of strict opposition.

Over the years, the council's conservative causes­ have included strict opposition to immigration and forced busing for school desegregation.

British and French officials say they also sense that Washington's strict opposition to helping the Syrian rebels militarily may be shifting in President Obama's second term.

But Francis shares Benedict's core doctrinal positions and is not considered likely to push changes in positions like the church's ban on the ordination of women as priests or its strict opposition to abortion and gay marriage.

MINNEAPOLIS — Donald Trump emphasized his strict opposition to admitting refugees into the United States over concerns about terrorism as he made a closing pitch to voters in a trio of key battleground states Sunday.

Using data from twenty-three OEcountriesies from 1970 2007, the study finds strong support for the ownership-constraint hypothesis in which foreign ownership reduces turnout, both directly and – in strict opposition to the compensation hypothesis – indirectly by reducing government spending (and thus the importance of politics).

I argue that Freedom troubles the strict oppositions of Rorty's schema in two fundamental ways: (1) it offers a vision of America at once postmodernist and patriotically hopeful, and (2) it is aesthetically complex and morally compelling.

1576 Ipswich, England November 14, 1633 Rotterdam, Netherlands William Ames, (born 1576, Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng. died Nov. 14, 1633, Rotterdam), English Puritan theologian remembered for his writings on ethics and for debating and writing in favour of strict Calvinism in opposition to Arminianism.

The souring of his relations with Heidegger, however, seems to have hardened his mind into a strict and sustained opposition to National Socialism, and, unlike Heidegger, his works of the 1930s avoided political themes and were largely concentrated on elaborating the interior or religious aspects of his philosophy.

He told www.aljazeera.net that Tunisian media were the worst in the region and that authorities imposed strict censorship on opposition outlets while using pro-government papers as mouthpieces for the state's wooden propaganda.

Until recently, Mr. Gates had spent much of his time arguing the administration's opposition to strict timetables, but the White House dropped its opposition to reach the deal with Iraq.