Sentence examples similar to while militating from inspiring English sources

Frank Cottrell Boyce, author of children's novels Cosmic and Millions, said that while Gove's instincts were right, the government's wider actions were "militating against what Gove wants – like closing libraries, which is just a disaster".

"That's not democratic and we are militating against it".

Take finances, which is the main factor militating against family growth.

But there are major political obstacles in the member states militating against reopening the treaty.

The aim of the study was to examine drivers militating against the pricing of sustainable construction materials.

On the Mainland, factors militating against rapid reorientation of domestic demand are well understood.

Several factors militating against HCT uptake services by adult populations have been identified.

American TV viewers of the 1980s were treated to endless discussions in which guest apologists for the Soviet system shrugged off the gulag to deplore homelessness in America, while peace groups militated for U.S. nuclear disarmament, in hope the Soviets would follow suit.

The Gore team knew a recount in three solidly Democratic counties might deliver the necessary votes, while serious legal obstacles militated against the revote: last week, Judge Jorge LaBarga of Palm Beach County dismissed a voters' suit seeking it.

Those kinds of causes it is possible to militate against.

If anything, it is likely to militate against prisoners' rehabilitation.