Sentence examples for were on opposing sides from inspiring English sources

Their lawyers, David Boies and Theodore Olson, were on opposing sides in Gore v Bush in 2000.

The two bankers were on opposing sides in Mittal's contentious (and ultimately successful) hostile bid for its rival steelmaker, Arcelor, with Michael advising Arcelor and Yoel advising Mittal.

Ms. Fleschner and Mr. Norton met through her mother when they were on opposing sides during the discovery period of a lawsuit.

Clinton said that giving immunity to gun makers and sellers "was a terrible mistake" and noted that she and Sanders were on opposing sides of the debate.

The two towns were on opposing sides during the Hundred Years' War between England and France (1337 1453) and remained separate until 1792.

Uhuru Kenyatta's victory is due in part to his running mate, Mr. Ruto — an odd alliance given that their factions were on opposing sides in the 2007 violence.

But they are on opposing sides.

The two men are on opposing sides of nearly every professional action they take.

Fields and Eisner had been on opposing sides in court more than once and obviously were not fond of one another.

Labour's Andrew Miller and Lib Dem Julian Huppert may be on opposing sides of the House of Commons, but they share the same position on this point.

The United States and Russia have managed to avoid confrontation in Syria's separate civil war, where they are on opposing sides.