Sentence examples for which I opposed from inspiring English sources

The war in Iraq, which I opposed, has evolved into one of the most consequential conflicts in American history.

"In terms of healing the country, he did a hell of a job," Mr. Obey says, "including the pardon of Richard Nixon, which I opposed at the time.

"I could understand the nature of governments opposing the politics of South Africa, which I opposed myself, but I was not a political animal, I was a sporting beast," McMillan said.

When, therefore, the motion which I opposed carries, it only proves to me that I was mistaken and that what I believed to be the general will was not so" (Rousseau 1762, 95-96).

And he supports vouchers, which I oppose.

He also endorsed a property tax freeze which will supposedly improve the climate for job creation in New York and sharp cuts in state education spending, both of which I oppose.

"We talk about the death penalty for individuals, which I oppose, but I think... for government agencies that so broadly betray the public interest, there needs to be a measure of responsibility," Kucinich said.

Mr President, at the Laeken Summit, the heads of government agreed to set up a constitutional Convention on the future of Europe which includes the possible incorporation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, with its costly, social and economic rights, and the direct election of a European Commission President, which I oppose.

And there was a proposal for an indoor flea market, if you can believe it, which I actively opposed.

This decision, which I publicly opposed at the time, put Bank of America's future in the hands of the China Construction Bank and by default into the hands of the Chinese government.

Hagel: Any time you put mandatory caps on any program -- which I'm opposed to -- you are going to have a consequence from that, and I don't think it's going to be a good consequence.