Sentence examples for that were opposed from inspiring English sources

Car owners and security experts can tinker with automobile software without incurring US copyright liability, according to newly issued guidelines that were opposed by the auto industry.

With its support particularly strong among the workers, the AD introduced a number of economic reforms that were opposed by conservatives.

But Boehner's approach was to keep bills off the floor that were opposed by a minority of Republicans — the Tea Party caucus, which only numbers about fifty — effectively giving them a veto over the work of the House.

The Republicans handed out a report showing that since at least the 1880's, the Judiciary Committee had sent to the floor even those Supreme Court nominations that were opposed by a committee majority.

The western Allies, meanwhile, were hoping that some new semblance of an Eastern Front could be conjured up if they supported the various and growing forces in Russia that were opposed to the peacemaking Bolsheviks.

Also at about that time, conservation groups began calling for greater protection of the North Cascades region, moves that were opposed by those who favoured retaining multiple uses of the land.

But that's what they said about the forces that were opposing Milosevic in Serbia.

The remainder had profiles that were opposing (Gria2, Grin2b) or mixed (Gabrb3, Gabbr1, Gria1).

"I'm one that is opposed to that," Howland said.

They remained wedded to a corporativist style of politics that was opposed to fundamental reform.

He is not Islamophobic, as his critics claim, but "Islamismophobic" — that is, opposed to militant Islam.