Sentence examples for which is opposed from inspiring English sources

Germany, which is opposed to a no-fly zone, is expected to abstain.

The case was brought by Greenpeace in Germany, which is opposed to "the commercialisation of the human body".

He is a rancher from the richer eastern province of Santa Cruz, which is opposed to everything the protesters want.

Mr Sarkozy called again for an EU agreement to impose a tax on financial transactions, which is opposed by Britain.

4.14pm GMT The CBI (which is opposed to Scottish independence) has put out this statement about Mark Carney's speech.

A decision on the runway, which is opposed by environmental groups, is expected by the end of the year.

Other areas of disagreement include the death penalty, which is opposed by the church yet supported by most American Catholics.

But the White House has delayed approval of the rule, which is opposed by some shipping companies.

Home is where his problem is, specifically in the Senate which is opposed to his laws to cut US emissions.

The plan, which is opposed by the Tories, was derided last week by the centre-right Adam Smith Institute thinktank.

"Ai's political preference along with his supporters' cannot stand for the mainstream public, which is opposed to radical and confrontational political stances".