Sentence examples for therefore opposed from inspiring English sources

He therefore opposed colonial expansion, such as the French invasion of Morocco, because it provided a source of international conflicts.

Greenpeace is therefore opposed to the exploitation of unconventional gas reserves until the impacts are fully investigated, understood, addressed and regulated.

He was therefore opposed to the raising of a papal army, which took place in 1860, and to all quarrels with Paris.

Proudhon believed it was possible to create within existing society the mutualist associations that could replace it; he therefore opposed violent revolutionary action.

The Hawks intend to make a run at Howard this summer and were therefore opposed to any deal that added significant salary beyond this season.

It is, of course, an insult to the intelligence of the public to claim that anyone who has concerns about the details of these voluminous legal contracts is therefore opposed to trade as a general principle.

The Catholic Church and some other religious institutions, therefore, oppose embryonic-stem-cell research.

We therefore oppose utterly the recent attempts to criminalise and violently disperse occupiers in a string of US cities.

I therefore oppose reducing the down payment requirement for FHA mortgages and believe that, as conditions allow, the down payment requirement should be raised.

But advocates for patients, as well as the biotechnology industry, are strongly in support of therapeutic cloning, and therefore oppose the Brownback legislation.

Secondly there are some who can't think outside the box on certain issues and therefore oppose anything that implies change.