Sentence examples similar to strongly opposed position from inspiring English sources

Holmberg acknowledged that he is running because he strongly opposed her position on anti-inflammatory drugs.

But the secretary of the Treasury, Henry M. Paulson Jr., strongly opposed that position and won the support of President Bush.

The polling suggests opinion is shifting in favour of the UK staying in the single market, a position strongly opposed by most Tories.

Comments that critics may view as "partial and aggressive" were more likely to represent "the rough and tumble of interaction in an area of science that has become heavily contested and where strongly opposed and aggressively expressed positions have been taken up on both sides".

Responding to Gov. George W. Bush's criticism of the Clinton administration's policies on Israel, Vice President Al Gore today accused Mr. Bush's father of trying to pressure Israel to adopt positions it strongly opposed during his presidency.

Wollheim and many of the group of writers he represented held very left-wing political positions; Moskowitz was strongly opposed, and Michel told Moskowitz that Colby was politically left-wing and had been put off by indications from Moskowitz that he was anti-communist.

The Liberals under David Lloyd George strongly opposed electoral reform, and only changed their position as their star waned in the 1920s.

"I believe Chris' personal position is that she is strongly opposed to drilling in the bay," Zane added.

The controversial JCOC resolution, strongly opposed by ANAK representatives, would "require candidates for officer positions to recognize all campus affiliations including position and duration of involvement".

I am strongly opposed to abortion and support wholeheartedly the church's position on this issue.

Mrs. Clinton disclosed her position a day after Mr. Giuliani said he strongly opposed returning the 6-year-old boy to Cuba.