Sentence examples for would be opposing from inspiring English sources

Greens senator, Sarah Hanson-Young, said her party would be opposing the legislation in the Senate and urging cross-benchers to do the same.

The prime minister had said on the eve of the vote that "Jeremy Corbyn and a bunch of terrorist sympathisers" would be opposing the airstrikes.

But I don't doubt that Mr. Gore and Dr. Pachauri would be preaching against fossil fuels even if there were no money in it for them, just as I don't doubt that skeptics would be opposing them for no pay.

Given this possibility, there has to be some scope for revising social rules and political institutions, which means one would be opposing society's moral values and in doing this, more or less opposing oneself in that one's moral perspective has been inherited from members of that society, from the ancestors.

A former version of Paul also would be opposing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

It just so happened that all of this was going on just as Samsung was embarking on this very important and delicate merger that many (shareholders) would be opposing.

Apparently, Ford knew they would be opposed.

All other groups would be opposed.

Even the PDI-P's Ms Sundari would be opposed.

It is remarkable that anyone would be opposed.

The US would be opposed to Britain leaving, he said.