Examples of 'have to oppose' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to oppose"
Have to oppose: To have to oppose means to be in a position where one must resist or challenge something. It denotes a compulsory or necessary act of confronting or disagreeing with a particular concept or idea
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I also have to oppose any such moves.
And without proof we are going to have to oppose anything they do.
So you have to oppose the whole bloody lot.
And we are gonna have to oppose that.
We have to oppose them by reconstructing the sacred value of man.
They feel they have to oppose everything.
What they are teaching you is what you are going have to oppose.
We all have to oppose that idea.
The rest of the amendments I reluctantly have to oppose.
Otherwise we will have to oppose the proposal in its entirety.
Because it is that you always have to oppose me?
I have to oppose this idea.
Then the West would have to oppose this strong rival.
We have to oppose this retrogression.
The other reason why I have to oppose this report is this.
We have to oppose that together.
How long will others have to oppose my application?
I have to oppose it.
We all believe that piracy is a crime, and we have to oppose it.
The older folks have to oppose what the younger ones do.
What should I do? " What they are teaching you is what you are going have to oppose.
We have to oppose.
Because of these facts, I have to oppose your actions.
Or you will have to oppose an ancient vampire who wants to drink your blood.
So if I can not join you on cases, I will just have to oppose you.
YOU have to oppose the media.
And without proof… we're going to have to oppose anything they do.
I have to oppose Hertha Berlin here.
What other alternatives do citizens have to oppose spending on the military and arms industry?
We have to oppose this - a foreigner ensconced on the throne of Peter.
Public executions? We have to oppose.
The fact that I have to oppose a man like Yun makes me very sad.
But as to reducing that time, as the rapporteur proposed, I have to oppose.
Means you're gonna have to oppose his motion on the merits.
I also have to oppose any such moves . I shall therefore vote against the Blumenfeld report.
And, of course, if we fail, Shadowlaw will have to oppose the American government.
I will have to oppose you now, openly at the UN.
I support the goals, but I have to oppose the action . ”.
But what you have to oppose now Dear, it breaks my heart for you.
Why, then, did they have to oppose each other?
I have to oppose Leoyo's position if I understand it correctly.
Thus, Christians have to oppose these structures of sin.
Do I have to oppose you to reassure myself that I exist?
Why do you have to oppose everything? '.
We have to oppose those tendencies.".
Why do these people have to oppose ANYTHING that can help everyday people?
I will have to oppose you now, openly at the UN . Not really.
Do we have to oppose both?
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