Sentence examples for vehement opponents from inspiring English sources

The most vehement opponents to any unionwide software patent law were disappointed by today's vote.

The elected officials and business owners in these towns are the most vehement opponents to the proposal.

It is a stretch, even for the most vehement opponents of academies, to argue away Mossbourne's outstanding results.

"In the course of its history and development," says Rahmonov, "the Tajik nation has been confronted by all sorts of vehement opponents who doubted its very existence".

Because of the ethanol tariffs, we're imposing taxes on fuel from countries that are friendly to the U.S., but no tax at all on fuel from countries that are among our most vehement opponents.

At 45th Street and Ninth Avenue, the corner where Randolph Walker, 71, an actor, was killed by an Apple Tours bus on May 22, several of the company's most vehement opponents gathered yesterday afternoon to assail the judge's ruling.

He also became a vehement opponent of the poll tax.

Far from being a vehement opponent of the globalization that Davos symbolizes, Trump is one of its beneficiaries and practitioners.

A vehement opponent of moving any part of the capital out of Seoul was the city's mayor — Mr. Lee, who held the office from 2002 to 2006.

(Benn's late father, Tony, was a pipe-smoking stalwart of the tenacious left, and a vehement opponent of the E.U. See how the ironies breed).

Darrow, the Ohio-born son of an abolitionist father and suffrage-supporting mother, was himself a leading civil libertarian and vehement opponent of the death penalty.