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Meanings of oppose new in English
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Usage of oppose new in English
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Some Democrats and environmentalists oppose new help for the nuclear industry.
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This is usually a chamber with enough Republican members in to oppose new controls.
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Giant Wall Street firms that dominate the OTC derivatives market oppose new rules for it.
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The second four-letter word, from those who oppose new nuclear power in the UK, is unprintable.
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China's position is unclear, though analysts say its silence indicates it might not oppose new sanctions.
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The Automobile Association has released a survey saying more than half of Auckland oppose new cycle lanes.
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Property developers and current homeowners oppose new property taxes, which could bring down the value of their assets.
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Glover said she could understand why industries often seek to oppose new regulations, but doing so was ultimately counterproductive.
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Lydia Sosene is the chair of the Mangere Otahuhu Community board, which has been mobilising the community to oppose new licenses.
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Others strongly oppose new money for an industry that has already received more than $80 billion in aid since January.
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That is the point made by the report and anyone should be concerned at that, whether they support or oppose new nuclear.
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The Green Party has said it will oppose new anti-terrorism legislation unless it is amended during its passage through the Dail today.
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Some Republicans oppose new aid out of concern over a massive and growing budget deficit predicted to approach $4 trillion this year.
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Some Republicans oppose new aid out of concern for a massive and growing budget deficit predicted to approach $4 trillion this year.
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Biden, in fact, has said repeatedly he would not pursue a fracking ban, although he would oppose new permits for drilling on federal land.
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Employers also opposed new restrictions, citing costs of paying staff during isolation.