Sentence examples for would oppose that from inspiring English sources
Environmental groups would oppose that approach.
Mr. MacMillan's lawyer, Darnley Stewart, said she would oppose that request.
That means we would be supporting senators, congressmen, Presidents who would oppose that deal, because doing it would have and did create an existential threat to Israel's existence.
If Republicans would oppose that kind of thuggery abroad, how can they champion it here at home?
The state Legislature is considering bills to "de-link" homeowners and earthquake insurance, but Quackenbush said he would oppose that approach without assurance that earthquake insurance would still be available.
"I would oppose proclamations that pointed to religion or to race or to gender".
Last year, Pacquiao reportedly said he would oppose legislation that would make condoms and counselors for family planning more available in his jurisdiction.
But the White House spokesman, Joe Lockhart, said Mr. Clinton would oppose legislation that failed to close what the president called "the gun show loophole".
While some people would oppose anything that could be seen as encouraging drug use, there are signs The Loop's testing has some support among older generations.
Four senators, including West Virginia Republican Shelley Moore Capito, signed a letter saying they would oppose anything that rolled back expanded Medicaid coverage in their states.
