Sentences with phrase «to oppose»

Art and science can easily seem as opposed as human ideals and stubborn facts.

But board members and park district staff defend the tax vote and the force by saying there were numerous meetings prior to the vote and that the tax was not opposed by residents.

In addition, anyone who opposes abortion who lives somewhere that only has plans that offer abortions can also qualify for an exemption.

He said the award shows he's able to work with others, including members of opposing parties.

Type 4 divorce lawyers are our favorite attorneys to work with as opposing counsel.

There are no holes in their line - up and it makes it very difficult for opposing Teams who can't take a breath at any point of the Game.

It's based on things that are already permitted and not opposed by them.

Many firms created custom databases to capture deal attributes or litigation metadata such as opposing party, judge, and jurisdiction.

In opposing counsel's mind, every offer is a legitimate and fair offer.

But it would be bound to provoke tensions with the party's Conservative coalition partners, who strongly oppose reform of drugs laws.

Experts and the government have expressed concern over the ongoing divide — with opposing views as to how it can be closed.

Their length is going to be an issue for opposing Teams and the more comfortable they get with one another the better they are going to be.

I want everyone to be encouraging, we are not on opposing teams.

«I'm interested in opposing forces,» he says.

The power is seen in his runs and also the collisions with opposing players, along with a couple of stiff arms to create separation.

Not surprisingly, the conference was attacked in advance by groups opposing contraception and abortion.

When a lawyer has lunch with a friend who is also opposing counsel, their lunch isn't advertised to the entire community.

From opposing sides, two heroes are set on a collision course that will decide the fate of their family, their people and their home.

The budget is likely to get a chilly reception from the public education world, much of which opposes spending cuts and private school vouchers.

It's great to have knowledge of nutrition, digestion, and healthy lifestyles, but all that knowledge can sometimes say opposing things.

That would give people who oppose school spending more voting power than people who support it.

While most agreed that such water would be fine for landscaping and irrigation, 63 percent opposed using it for drinking.

The name for this little delight comes from the words boxer, a nickname for an engine that uses horizontally opposed cylinders in its design, and roadster, the car's body style.

We need our opinions and thoughts to be challenged by opposing viewpoints.

In a personal injury lawsuit, there are always conflicting views and opinions presented by opposing lawyers about what happened and who is at fault.

Why is the government so opposed to triggering Article 127?

The expert's opinion won't count for much on the witness stand if opposing counsel points out critical data he failed to consider because he was unaware of it.

As the professional organization for our nation's principals, we strongly oppose such policies.

At the outset of litigation there may be a time when opposing parties will not want the fact that they have taken legal advice to be made known.

This means that voters were influenced by erroneous information regarding opposing candidates as well as bots and trolls.

Two players stand as far away from each other as possible, at opposing ends of the map if possible.

The idea of opposing positions was a significant aspect of Bourgeois's outlook.

Also you might note that the christians in this blog post do not oppose gays becoming pastors.

There are, on the other hand, people who oppose abortion at any stage and those who regard it as a right at any stage up to the moment of birth.

«A public advocate needs a thick skin and a respect for opposing arguments,» he says.

The legal profession can consistently promote pro bono activity in practice while opposing the cuts to legal aid provision in principle.

But the measure remains opposed by the teachers union, who see it as a way of creating a back - door voucher program and not funding public schooling at appropriate levels.

In other findings, a majority of public school parents oppose the closing of «failing» schools and allowing some students to opt out of standardized tests.

There are many spheres in which you and your Russian woman will have different or even opposing opinions.

Just because opposing counsel acts like a jerk that does not give you the right to act that way.

The last two moves for opposing muscle groups are here because they often fail to deliver what the user really wants.

In my case, it was the disability advocacy groups who actively opposed charter schools as well as «specialized schools» designed to serve particular disabilities like autism.

Most often, players will find themselves battling back and forth between opposing teams.

Republican senators, however, are doing extensive polling within their districts and some said several upstate districts still strongly oppose same - sex marriage.

After all, the purpose of the tour was to reconcile opposing factions, especially, in the party's parliamentary primaries and to forge a united front for the 2016 elections.

Learning everything that you can about your accident or injury claim will put you at an advantage when working with opposing attorneys and insurance companies.