Примери коришћења Oppose it на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The believer must oppose it.
That is why I oppose it, I think it is wrong.
We must actively oppose it.
We will oppose it and we will oppose it vigorously.
We will vigorously oppose it.
Neither those who support the project nor those who oppose it do it entirely out of conviction, but rather out of interests or even stupidity," argues journalist Victor Ciutacu.
We should actively oppose it.
My party will oppose it vigorously.
The doctors at the sanatorium strongly oppose it.
While some residents welcomethe move because it will create jobs, others oppose it, saying the expansion could be a safety and environmental hazard.
Labour unions and the Catholic Church strongly oppose it.
A British Tory will defend self-determination in Europe and oppose it in India with no feeling of inconsistency.
Local Serbs, meanwhile, have already indicated they would oppose it.
Catholic Church will surely oppose it.
A recent poll found that 63 per cent of Bulgarians support the government's initiative to contract with a foreigncompany for tax reform, compared to 36 per cent who oppose it.
War benefits no one, Profion… and I oppose it.
So what's wrong with this andwhy might I oppose it?
There were a lot of people who didn't believe in qigong to begin with, and now they oppose it even more.
The opposing front, himself included, believes the old order stands, butit has just changed hands and"the journalists who oppose it are made targets".
My government had opposed it, and I am still against it. .
My government had opposed it, and I am still against it. .
Walsh was the only one who opposed it.
That is over-legislation and we are opposing it.
There is too much education opposing it.
Why is the US opposing it?
But many other Americans have opposed it.
Theatre owners are opposing it.
That's the reason why we were opposing it.
Many Vietnamese teachers and students opposed it.
The European Commission is proposing to end the practice of adjusting clocks by an hour in spring andautumn after a survey found most Europeans opposed it.