Sentence examples for to oppose a from inspiring English sources

I will continue to oppose a "hard Tory Brexit".

Because the easy decision is to oppose a hospital closure.

Industry representatives see that as a reason to oppose a law like this.

You'd have to be a moral idiot to oppose a woman's right to vote.

These were the imperfect states that history produced to oppose a genocidal, imperialistic totalitarianism.

Hannah continued to oppose a burial, but Wanjiru's other relatives wanted the funeral to proceed.

Rome's expansion was probably responsible for uniting these tribes militarily to oppose a common enemy.

They are incumbents, and they are trying to oppose a new entrant".

Now it will be easier to oppose a patent like that".

To oppose a menacing political movement at a key moment in Europe's politics.

The EU is set to oppose a total global ban on ivory sales.