Sentence examples for surely oppose from inspiring English sources

The teachers' unions would surely oppose it.

If Carmen were here, she'd surely oppose.

To say that King would surely oppose the Iraq war is to deny King his agency.

She also calls for requiring employers to match that amount, a mandate that businesses would surely oppose.

Judith Jacobs, the presiding officer of the Nassau County Legislature, said the community would surely oppose making the Cerro Wire site a tunnel depot or busy staging area.

The unions, backed by the Democratic majority in the Sacramento legislature, will surely oppose a proposal to trim the number of state employees by 12,000 to 207,000 in the 2009-10 financial year (with an average saving to the state of some $800m a year).

Loach's film surely opposes Collins' stance.

The downside of this will be the inevitable removal of age-based entitlements and this will surely be opposed by campaigning groups for older people.

Were Hardie alive in the 21st century he would surely have opposed the Iraq war, visited the Occupy encampments, supported those activists fighting against the "social cleansing" of London and denounced austerity.

No one asked for it, even within law enforcement; no significant amount of residents would have approved it; many would surely have opposed even the test flights.

If there was a need to let off steam, surely those opposing the remarks of the speakers could have waited until the end of their presentations.