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Oppose

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Oppose meaning

To attempt to stop the progression of; to resist or antagonize by physical means, or by arguments, etc.; to contend against. | To object to. | To present or set up in opposition; to pose.

Example sentences (20)

In 2013, a number of political parties formed a synergy with civil society groups to become the All Progressives Congress, and adopting an “oppose, oppose, oppose” strategy, they managed by 2015 to get the ruling Peoples Democratic Party out of power.

Speaking to reporters, Pramod Muthalik, national president of the Sena, said that they oppose the celebration every year and the group will oppose it this year also.

Most African bishops oppose disaffiliation, even as they oppose LGBTQ ordination and marriage.

These men may not oppose gay rights even if they’re vaguely homophobic; they may not oppose abortion or contraception and they’re sexually active (or at least wish to be).

Our position is really straightforward, because we firmly oppose and work aggressively to address BDS on campus, and we firmly oppose and work aggressively to address anti-Semitism.

The number of Jews who oppose anti-Semitism, who oppose Zionism, is not marginal as Bret suggests.

When probing attitudes on “annexation” of territories held by Israel, we found that close to 60% of the sample (and over 70% of those under age 60) did not firmly oppose “annexation,” although a solid 40% did oppose it.

While 83 percent of Democrats support Puerto Rican accession and only 11 percent oppose it, 45 percent of Republicans support the idea and 48 percent oppose it.

AAP decision came hours after Congress announced that they will oppose the Central government ordinance.

A banner reads "Oppose another reclamation in Tseung Kwan O. No cement plant!

Across the province, 55 scientists, advocates and nature-based organizations have come together to oppose a draft plan proposed by the province to manage grizzly bears.

Advocates who oppose the detention of immigrant minors say HHS facilities are not suited to hold them for weeks or months, as sometimes happens.

Affirmative action, for example, is a problematic topic for the Democratic Party, even though most of its voters support the policy, because there are more Democrats who oppose it than Republicans who support it.

After Disney executives said they would oppose the law following pushback from its staff, Mr DeSantis removed its self-governing status in June of last year.

After not receiving any firm commitments from newly reinstated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ukrainian representatives allegedly opted not to oppose a recent anti-Israel resolution.

Agran also denied any allegations of manipulating the district process, arguing that it was just Kim continuing to oppose district elections.

A group of angry parents attended the York Catholic District School Board's monthly meeting on Tuesday to oppose the use of stickers meant to signal safety to LGBTQ students.

A handful of senior state and federal Liberal politicians are scratching their heads over Peter Dutton's decision to formally oppose to Parliament in a sign the position could divide the party.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday her government will oppose the pending regulations.

All the respondents in the matter did not oppose the application for an adjournment.