to oppose

Regardless at any time, regardless of any place do not not be able to oppose the company, does a disservice to the customer matter.

Since the downfall of the Gang of Four, we too have made it a state policy to oppose superpower hegemony and keep world peace.

On THAT head, therefore, it was not for her to oppose her mother's intention of removing into Devonshire.

So he thought out a way to test how high his prestige among the ministers was and also to find out who dared to oppose him.

It is all countries' common mission to oppose consume doctrine, insist to sustainable consumption, promote sustainable development.

In mechanics the word "resistance" is generally used to mean anything whatever that tends to oppose motion.

The man did not want to go, but neither did he want to oppose his wife, so he went back to the sea.

I had been a big admirer of his since he stood up on a tank to oppose an attempted coup ten months earlier.

HOW much of a jerk do you have to be to oppose immigration?

Given that similarity, I find it very hard to oppose offering protections and trying to remove this kind of discrimination.

She knew too much of the obstinacy of men to oppose any of their ridiculous humours.

Mr. Obama said the U. S. would not back down in its efforts to oppose human rights abuses around the world.

It was courageous of him to oppose his chief.

Prudential might not be able to patriate this capital back to the UK in an emergency were the local regulators to oppose it.

Personally I cannot see it is proper to oppose poverty eradication against dealing with Climate Change, or at least put one above the other.

Until recently, it would have been a voice expected to oppose fiercely proposals for mandatory carbon restrictions.

"Having to oppose something like this puts us in an awkward place, " says Ralph Cavanaugh, Co-Director of the Energy Program at NRDC.

At the present time, the basic task of such a government should be to oppose the annexation of China by Japanese imperialism.

After making a strong argument, let your opponent do all the talking - especially if he lacks the facts to oppose you.

Many Americans continued to oppose arms spending until the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in nineteen forty-one.

There was little to oppose the breakaway forces, a caretaker and a guard or two comprising many of the garrisons.

Thus, it would have been sensible for him to remove any citizen with enough influence, power, or wealth to oppose his designs.

There, the task of the proletariat was to oppose the bourgeoisie, not to unite with it.

Knowledge cannot be unlearned, so the best way to oppose the villains is to have lots of heroes on your side.

When a current passes through the coil, a magentic field is set up around it that tends to oppose rapid changes in current intensity.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, hundreds, perhaps thousands of protesters gathered at Xiamen's city hall to oppose the plant.

Our mortal, sworn enemies. Cursed be he who has dealings with Demons, cursed be he who does not stand up to oppose them.

The target of this class to participate in and lead this movement is to oppose the "Anti- Americanization reform" of Bourbon Spain.

The Jedi would bide their time, sensing through the Force when the moment was right to oppose the Empire.

One should never owing to internal trouble forget our determination to join forces to oppose the enemy.

Le Maire says he would also like to see G-20 members reach a consensus to oppose export bans in response to crises.

As a result, some say that no other candidate or political force will be able to oppose him as the ruling party's likely candidate.

APART from The Economist, Britain's news outfits have lined up to oppose News Corporation's bid to take over British Sky Broadcasting.

Shadow ministers dutifully pop up to oppose, but seem more attuned to defend their own record than offer anything that resembles new policy.

America said the UN must endorse the idea, which Russia seems determined to oppose.

In that, he is probably mistaken, just as he was wrong to oppose Mr Brown's fiscal stimulus.

Out of power, a party can get away with such negative ambiguity; the business of an opposition is to oppose.

11 in the event of a sudden attack, the two countries decided to form a coalition to oppose their common enemy.

Extending all the tax cuts and combining this with a payroll tax holiday would be a difficult proposal for them to oppose.

The property of matter to oppose any change in its motion is called inertia.

In trying to prevent fights, some women refuse to oppose the will of others openly.

"No bring your own. " is an overbearing rule in the catering industry, and consumers have the right to oppose it.

To oppose tipping , it seems, is to be anticapitalist , and maybe even a little French.

The first phase was its emergence after 1848 to oppose the increasingly radical nature of the working class.

And just as Kosovars found their saviours in American planes, Abkhazians sided with Russia to oppose Georgia.

The French agriculture minister, Michel Barnier, has described parts of the proposal as "madness" and promises to oppose it.

The most telling aspect of "The Fear" is Mr Godwin's description of how blacks and a clutch of whites came together to oppose the tyranny.

We thought that, as British culture tends to oppose any type of compulsion, the fans would resist a policy.

In initiating it Comrade Mao Zedong was actuated mainly by the desire to oppose and prevent revisionism.

People who don't have neighbors of a different race are about twice as likely to oppose interracial marriage, as people who do.

Much larger protests had been planned for this weekend to oppose policies of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

One does not need to be radical in one's political views, or rigid in religious interpretation to oppose injustice and oppression.

External interests linked up, for instance, with bogus internal groups to oppose energy projects for false reasons.

Of course, I would not to oppose the objection, there is not enough justification, I will not argue with others blindly.

Under favourable circumstances hydrodynamic pressure may be generated to oppose the flow due to the applied pressure.

Staff members had initially planned to oppose the purchase, even saying in a statement that the deal "raised serious antitrust issues. "

The people of Phrygia had not the courage to oppose him.

But suddenly a troop of soldiers with crimson banners appeared to oppose them.

Party organizations and leading cadres at all levels must take a clear stand to oppose corruption.

Unfortunately, most organizations are set up to oppose XP, either actively or by default.

My Administration will continue to oppose growing trends in many parts of the world to restrict religious expression.

For the Greens, the only big party in the state to oppose the project, the row has brought big gains.

The president, Ma Ying-jeon, a former Harvard law student, was also thought to oppose capital punishment.

I am not to oppose against the state's land protection because the state is in every title to guarantee the grain safety from the land.

All she needed to do was to oppose the White House.

Government which rules its people strictly and do not allow anyone to oppose its decision.

A revolutionary, you are likely to oppose tradition with its limits on individuality.

We see ourselves as part of a growing infrastructure designed to oppose and replace the dominant system.

The report says Wal-Mart begins to indoctrinate workers and managers to oppose unions from the moment they are hired.

He asserts his dignity as an individual and dares to oppose the inexorable external forces of the universe.

More important for our purposes , to support "open source and free software" is not to oppose copyright.

So now the de facto strategy is to oppose any responsible action until we are in the midst of a fiscal catastrophe.

A force that tends to oppose or retard motion.

Chris Bryant, the Europe Minister, said it was unpatriotic of the Tories to oppose a British president of Europe.

The bill has changed substantially since the BMA first voted to oppose government policy.

The role of the opposition parties is to oppose or try to improve government proposals.

And yet how was he to oppose this idea with safety?

Mr Obama, keen to reassert his pro-Israel credentials before next year's election, seems likely to oppose even the Vatican option.

The key idea of the political development is to oppose occupation, uphold sovereignty and establish a government by the people.

Still, the group continues to oppose letting dental therapists practice anywhere in the continental United States.

The U. N. Had to take measures to oppose the naked military aggression .

Not surprisingly, surveys show that those without a high-school diploma tend to oppose illegal immigration most fervently.

The regulatory cost and the potential for corruption worries the Reverend Phil Blackwell, of the Taskforce to Oppose Gambling in Chicago.

They came out in force in recent months, for example, to oppose a now-stalled government proposal to give foreigners voting rights.

Breivik advocates Christianity, but remains a secular agnostic: Christianity is for him merely a cultural construct to oppose Islam.

Protesters promised to oppose attempts to put oil wells in wild areas of Alaska.

Second section illuminates that the deficiency of administration can't be the reason to oppose the imposition of estate tax.

North and south, east and west, voices are being raised together to oppose suppression and support the rights of the Libyan people.

The main reason to oppose their children joining school sports training is worry about wasting study time, easily injury.

In the early 1950's, Mr. Castro and his brother, Raul, began organizing a militant group to oppose the Batista government.

It would be suicidal for the senator to oppose this policy.

Many lawmakers who criticized the administration's bank-rescue efforts have vowed to oppose any requests for more money for the fund.

Tens of thousands of South Koreans take to the streets to oppose a free trade agreement with the US.

Debate is conducted exclusively on the RPF's terms: to oppose the party is to oppose Rwanda's development.

Mr Sarkozy argues that it is sterile to oppose an idealistic to a realistic brand of foreign policy.

What is the role of the Opposition parties Their role is to oppose or try to improve government proposals.

It is mistake and a misconception to oppose the fight against HIV in favour of other health issues.

This then makes them less likely to oppose taxpayer-funded moves to support homeowners facing foreclosure.

But the Russian leader continues to oppose U. S. plans for a missile defense system in Eastern Europe.

A senior BJP leader, Yashwant Sinha says the party will lead a nationwide movement to oppose the entry of global retail giants.

we, weak humans, would have no mean by which to oppose our submission.

But he was far from the model republican, alienating Sun who founded the Guomindang Party in August 1912 to oppose him.

Then the right-wing opposition started siding with the grass-roots left to oppose the business interests.

To oppose U. S. imperialism , people of European origin in the Latin-American countries should unite with the indigenous Indians.

"I used to oppose unification because I thought we'd lose more than we'd gain, " said Hur Ji-young, a freshman at Kyunggi.

A recent article though portrayed him as being the lone top military official to oppose President Bush's Iran policy.

But it now finds itself increasingly beholden to the finance ministry, which has tended to oppose a stronger yuan.

The movement to oppose racial discrimination was personally initiated and led by a famous Negro leader.

Had the president handed antiwar activists a slogan they could use to oppose the conflict?

If mention the Cheng bead to him to oppose for Qie, analytic to all of the mother and father's adult ses ambitioning not?

Thousands of protesters have again gathered outside the Greek parliament in Athens to oppose any further budget cuts.

Thousands of protestors have again gathered outside the Greek parliament in Athens to oppose any further budget cuts.

We were taught how to get along with your classmates, how to oppose and fault, how showing others care and love.

He claimed to oppose it as a candidate, but then signed a law permitting it in national parks in 2009.

Representative Hensarling says Democrats continue to oppose meaningful spending restraint.

It is thus nonsensical to oppose savings on the grounds that an increase in savings will necessarily lead to a decrease in wages.

Last month, the Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives sponsored a petition in parliament to oppose the TPP.

In fact, they are the very same excuses for failure that the education-reform movement was founded to oppose.

But God was very angry when he went, and the angel of the Lord stood in the road to oppose him.

Those people in HK, i support you to oppose this backward and bad law and keep your freedom.

The two minority parties sign an electoral pact NOT to oppose each other in certain constituency.

Remarkably, again Uranus and Saturn are acting like thugs, with Uranus to oppose that moon, and Saturn will conjoin it.

He has no one to oppose him.

Wang Anshi political views and not to oppose the implementation of the new law, since, as requested, a Hangzhou-for-.

When Russia was battling to oppose independence for Kosovo, China was firmly on its side.

Conservative Republicans were always going to oppose them.

Identify who or what is going to oppose your protagonist's objectives.

Will the UK population en masse accept the austerity measures being ushered in or take to the streets to oppose them?

Many are the reasons to oppose the World Trade Organization and many are the reasons to encourage development of Globalization.

They did not dare to oppose what the people so plainly desired.

Kabasiji says to oppose baleful software project very complex, need considers to capture information reveals a problem further.

We marched, protested and did everything within the law to oppose it.

Appoint an evil man to oppose him; let an accuser stand at his right hand.

A petition has been launched to oppose a court case prohibiting Indian companies' ability to make cheap, generic drugs.

Simulations show that the tracker has rapidness , less stable error and better ability to oppose disturbances.

He had the courage to oppose to his chief.

The optimum option to offset the loss is to oppose the optician's opaque proposition.

To support this formula meant upholding democracy and the Constitution; to oppose it seemed mean and petty.

In December a union of Nebraskan farmers, not known for radical greenery, voted to oppose the project.

After much deliberation, it found no ethical reason to oppose recycling heat despite the ICF code.

New Delhi has sided with Beijing to oppose binding caps on its carbon emissions.

It shows the stance and resolution of the Chinese government to oppose protectionism under difficult circumstances.

that a Word, huangjia, luculent with all members to oppose the pressure to stay with her.

We will also work with East Asian countries to oppose trade protectionism and minimize the impact of international financial crisis.

I don't write articles to oppose a specific party or government; my articles could criticise any party.

K. and Sweden that tend to oppose trade tariffs and where shoe production has largely moved overseas.

He was now, besides, too weak to oppose anything.

To oppose treacherous computing, we must join together and confront the situation as a collective choice.

They organized anti-imperialist groups in many cities to oppose the treaty.

Now that their one-time allies have won independence, they continue to oppose the Sudanese army on their own.

And springing up of new middle class plays latently the role to oppose the monopolistic capitalism.

Back in January, Frank Luntz, the G. O. P. strategist, circulated a memo on how to oppose financial reform.

It will be dangerous for Republicans to oppose the populist proposal, but Mr Obama's outrage is disingenuous.

PFP and KMT subsequently formed the "Pan*Blue" Alliance to oppose the DPP government.

High-speed trains also cause noise and vibrations, according to a pamphlet laying out 100 'No-TAV' reasons to oppose the project.

Sometimes this world conspires to oppose the conversation.

But Washington continues to oppose a unilateral Israeli strike.

Actvists for the rights of women have declared a yearly observance to oppose the cutting of female sex organs.

Republicans nominated a staunch foe of thisso-called social engineering, Arizona Senator Goldwater, to oppose thePresident.

We must also struggle hard to oppose hegemonism, safeguard world peace and promote human progress.

All those who wanted to oppose the government could let off steam by running over to the Communists in the countryside.

The re-regulation of Wall Street is harder for the Republicans to oppose.

The trade unions closed ranks and agreed to co-operated to oppose the new legislation.

The direction of an induce current is such as to oppose the cause producing it.

About 120 wealthy Americans had signed or supported a petition to oppose phasing out the tax.

The coloured students held a one-week moratorium on classes to oppose racism.

marked by a disposition to oppose and contradict.

They showed their determination to oppose the sanction.

To oppose vigorously; struggle against.

Saladrigas used to oppose dialogue too.

King's purpose of imposing a new tax has been soon exposed and even the decomposed dead will be supposed to oppose his luxurious proposal.

The president, Shimon Peres, is also known to oppose it.

To oppose with an equal force; offset.

Who better to oppose that than a down-to-earth young mum who has herself spent time on the dole when she got ill?

She later reposted another of Feng's posting which quotes from the Bible to oppose homosexuality.

I am so handsome, what reason does he have to oppose that I participate in the PAL?

We will continue to oppose hegemonism and power politics as well as terrorism of all forms.

Wisdom consists in learning when to evade and when to oppose head-on.

Will they similarly come together to oppose a draft for community service? I hope so.

Shall join with them to oppose aggression or subversion anywhere in the Americas.

And they watched with great interest the efforts of Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek to oppose the Japanese invaders.

Under the current circumstances, we particularly need to oppose trade and investment protectionism of all forms.

Vladimir Zhirinovsky's LDRP staged a minor protest in front of the Iraqi embassy in Moscow to oppose the execution.

To oppose and defeat the efforts, plans, or ambitions of.

In fact, aside from Russia, no emerging power has any real plan to oppose the US.

"Both sides would not have any reason to oppose the candidate despite their relations are in low tide, " the observer said.

Thirdly debtor can use the rights of counterplea derived from the contract to oppose the third party.

They tend to disapprove any new idea and rush to oppose them.

Let al our neighbors know that we shall join with them to oppose aggression or subversion anywhere ill the Americas.

Let all our neighbors know that we shall join with them to oppose aggression or subversion anywhere in the Americas .

The rabbles met on the square to oppose their new mayor.

The dialectic "to oppose is the movement of Tao" , guides people to look at things from many sides and at a deep level.

To oppose or subvert one plot with another.

To oppose in battle; fight against.

To move or act in opposition to; oppose.

Followers of Chaos approach, they are too weak to oppose us.

See if you are implicitly condoning someone else's vileness by failing to oppose it.

I'm going to oppose the proposal.

The problem of how to oppose Berlusconi without reinforcing his victorious image is evident at every level of political debate.

It is your only responsibility to answer for your nature and not to oppose it.

The public sector union's called a 24-hour strike to oppose the dismissal of more than 20, 000 workers.

The old man can't bear anyone in the family to oppose him.

However, there are 120 moneybags written to oppose the abolition of estate duty.

Let something new appear and they always disapprove and rush to oppose it.

And what have we to oppose to them? Shall we try argument?

Is it cultural imperialism for Westerners to oppose genital mutilation?

It gives me pain to oppose you.

They are fools to oppose us!

So-called alternative don't should is something to oppose and then alteration of?

We can induce even those who are idealists not to oppose us.

It is the job of the Opposition to oppose.

In order to oppose imperialist aggression, we must build a powerful navy.

Mr Weber too was known to oppose the ECB's policy on sovereign-bond intervention, at that time on behalf of Greece.

I can you the reasons to oppose this proposal.

At one point Yeltsin climbed atop a tank and rallied the people to oppose the coup.

A: It's the common wish of people in the world including the Chinese people to oppose to war and safeguard peace.

and make them too greedy to oppose us.

When Jesus left there, the Pharisees and the teachers of the law began to oppose him fiercely and to besiege him with questions,

Mr. Sarkozy said that China is likely to oppose the blacklist of "tax havens" at the Summit because of Hong Kong and Macao.

Nale: I want my brother to suffer for daring to oppose me. Suffer in the most exquisitely torturous way possible.

testified to support you or to oppose the death penalty

Nale: I want my brother to suffer for daring to oppose me.

For once, Hollywood is right to oppose innovation

Our one and only goal is to oppose Communism and achieve national recovery;

Combat To oppose in battle; fight against To oppose vigorously; struggle against

Great Coalition to Oppose Legalisation of Soccer Betting

To oppose or try to improve government proposals

To oppose the social isolation of the patients,

Clerics called a national strike on December 31st to oppose a change in the law;

The other reasons to oppose the death penalty are largely a matter of individual conscience and belief. (1997. R-1. )

To oppose by argument; protest. See Synonyms at object

Review of the Economic Measures to Oppose Feudalism in the Jin-Cha-Ji Anti-Japanase Base

Defy: To oppose or resist with boldness and assurance

Nimrod wanted to build a civilization to oppose God

to oppose terrorism in any form