Sentence examples for supposedly opposed from inspiring English sources

A U.S. Chamber of Commerce webpage cites small-business owners supposedly opposed to the new regulation.

Mr. Zardari supposedly opposed his return out of fear that the jurist would revive a corruption charge against him.

But leaving the political, sociological and ideological factors aside, I was amazed to discover the degree of hostility there is to trans people, particularly from those who are supposedly opposed to oppression and prejudice.

Today, the U.S. Senate will approve legislation providing the immunity Barack Obama supposedly opposed, and despite his promise, he will not support a filibuster.

When the Court of Appeals chose to make law out of one faith-based view, it was legislating from the bench, just what conservatives supposedly oppose.

And it has been clear from the early stages of the negotiations that the type of relationship supported by the Labour frontbench means agreeing to free movement which Labour supposedly opposes.

But if you look at what is actually happening in Europe, you discover that in the last couple of years quite a lot of job creation has in fact taken place -- and much of it involves the creation of precisely the kind of low-wage employment that European governments supposedly oppose.

This increase is supposedly opposing a decrease in the original magnetic field.

In other words, of the party that supposedly opposes rampant military spending and the Trump administration, 60% voted for this bill.

Austin is the perfect intersection of these two, supposedly opposing, groups.

Although President Obama supposedly opposes overly harsh sentencing for nonviolent offenders, he has neglected to wield his clemency power to provide relief for those already sentenced.