Exemplos de uso de Vigorously opposed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Their view of change is not universally accepted and in some cases vigorously opposed.
In contrast, the supranational EU vigorously opposed David Cameron's proposal for a no-fly zone.
In writing.- Just substitute'Jew' for'Roma' and we know where this proposal is coming from and where,unless it is vigorously opposed, it will go.
Black once said he was"vigorously opposed to efforts to extend the First Amendment's freedom of speech beyond speech.
Three of the world's greatest religions, Islam,Judaism, and Christianity, though vigorously opposed to each other, agree on the subject of Abraham.
Undertakings must fully understand that commercial practices which tend to protect markets orlead to the abuse of dominant positions must be vigorously opposed.
The Czech cultural andpolitical achievements were vigorously opposed by Bohemian Germans, who feared losing their privileged position.
The term mercantilism was not coined until 1763, by Victor de Riqueti, marquis de Mirabeau(1715-1789), andpopularized by Adam Smith in 1776, who vigorously opposed it.
Throughout his tenure, Sen. Tyler vigorously opposed national infrastructure bills, feeling these were matters for individual states to decide.
It appears to be an appendix to the Council andI naturally support our two representatives in the Intergovernmental Conference who vigorously opposed that outrage.
In the nineteenth century,attempts by Metternichean statesmen to row back on these measures were vigorously opposed by a number of eminent liberal politicians and writers, including Bentham, Mill and Acton.
He began by questioning the legitimacy of Constantine's parents' marriage, andthen went as far as to restore the good name of Patriarch Euthymius who had so vigorously opposed that union.
Ironically, his father was then senior vice president of the National Association of Manufacturers,an organization that had vigorously opposed the shorter-workweek agenda in the early 20th century and had continued to oppose this measure.
Despite its prevalence, the term mercantilism was not coined until 1763 by Victor de Riqueti, marquis de Mirabeau(1715-1789), andpopularized by Adam Smith in 1776, who vigorously opposed its ideas.
The Party espoused a"right-wing revolution" and the dominance of the Catholic Church in Belgium, butits ideology came to be vigorously opposed by the leader of the Belgian Church Cardinal van Roey, who called Rexism a"danger to the church and to the country.
They met resistance from UC Berkeley alumni, Northern California members of the state legislature, and Benjamin Ide Wheeler, President of the University of Californiafrom 1899 mus 1919, who were all vigorously opposed to the idea of a southern campus.
They point out, however, that the State vigorously opposed the application for leave as being untimely filed, and that in any event that the court stipulated that a decision to quash on judicial review a ruling by the Director of Public Prosecutions is not an order requiring prosecution but rather an order requesting reconsideration of the decision not to prosecute.
Nonetheless, as a journalist who has had many colleagues killed and who has personally survived multiple assassination attempts,you may be sure I am vigorously opposed to the murder of journalists and even propagandists.
Domestically, the Acacian schism between the patriarchates of Rome and Constantinople, caused by imperial support for the Henotikon, as well as Anastasius' Monophysite beliefs, played into Theoderic's hands, since the clergy and the Roman aristocracy of Italy,headed by Pope Symmachus, vigorously opposed them.
Amphilochius of Sida(or Side, located in Pamphylia.) was a bishop of the first half of the fifth century, member of the Council of Ephesus(432),where he vigorously opposed the Messalians and subscribed to the condemnation and deposition of Nestorius.
I assume that the European Parliament will vigorously oppose any tendency towards anti-Semitism.
Anti-church: Cults vigorously oppose organized churches and their pastors.
The working-class labour movement must vigorously oppose this in a show of insubordination and disobedience to the EU's anti-labour, anti-popular policy.
Today, anthropologists andmany social scientists vigorously oppose the notion of cultural evolution and rigid"stages" such as these.
We vigorously oppose any foreign armed intervention in Syria and Iran and we summon progressive and left-wing forces to safeguard peace in the region.
Pleased with the success of the operation so far, andrealizing that the Confederates were not vigorously opposing the river crossings, Hooker ordered Sickles to begin the movement of the III Corps from Falmouth the night of April 30- May 1.
She became a prominent spokesperson for the Australian Republican Movement during the convention, vigorously opposing direct election of the president and supporting the movement's sometimes-controversial leader, Malcolm Turnbull.
He stayed in Bethlehem until he died, continuing to do a prodigious amount of work: he commented on the Word of God;he defended the faith, vigorously opposing various heresies; he urged the monks on to perfection; he taught classical and Christian culture to young students; he welcomed with a pastor's heart pilgrims who were visiting the Holy Land.
In 2009 American filmdirectors Luke Meyer and Andrew Neel released New World Order, a critically acclaimed documentary film which explores the world of conspiracy theorists-such as American radio host Alex Jones-who consistently expose and vigorously oppose what they perceive as an emerging New World Order.
In 2009 American filmdirectors Luke Meyer and Andrew Neel released New World Order, a critically acclaimed documentary film which explores the world of conspiracy theorists-such as American radio host Alex Jones-who consistently expose and vigorously oppose what they perceive as an emerging New World Order.