Examples of using Were opposed in English and their translations into Serbian
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My parents were opposed.
All were opposed to the deal.
Forty-two percent were opposed.
Some were opposed to what he was doing.
Thirty-two percent were opposed.
Many were opposed to this marriage, and Djordjevic's ministry resigned.
Sixty percent were opposed.
They were opposed by the"wets"- primarily liturgical Protestants(Episcopalians, German Lutherans) and Roman Catholics, who denounced the idea that the government should define morality.
Thirty-three percent were opposed.
Settlers' holding land titles granted by these colonies were opposed by the Green Mountain Boys militia, which eventually prevailed in creating an independent state, the Vermont Republic.
This was supported by the 390-member of the House of Representatives, where only 30 were opposed to the bill.
Only 19% were opposed.
Britain, under the leadership of prime minister David Lloyd George, andto a lesser extent Italy were opposed to Polish expansion.
Just 19% were opposed.
During that year, his forces began to conduct war crimes against local Serb civilians andstarted killings of Albanians who were opposed of his rule.
Because the people were opposed to it.
The Jewish Orientalists were opposed to capitalism and religious conservatism, alienation and formalism in the sphere of culture, craved for a revolutionary change and the opening of the magic aeon of the Messianic kingdom.
About 60 percent were opposed.
Mao and many members of the Chinese Communist Party were opposed to these changes, believing that it would have negative repercussions for the worldwide Marxist movement, among whom Stalin was still viewed as a hero.
Only 19 percent were opposed.
Thirty-four per cent were opposed, while 24% were undecided.
Just 19 per cent were opposed.
First our family members opposed, then teachers were opposed, but I decided from that point on I would never cut my nails again.”.
Back then, people generally had the same concerns about violence as we do today- they were opposed to the use of violence, he explains.
Both Congress andmuch of the U.S. public were opposed to U.S. intervention in Syria at the time.
Initially, both were opposed.
And both sides were opposed to it.
Some of the wealthiest men in the world were on that ship and some were opposed to the Federal Reserve and central banks.
Many who came to Australia at this time were opposed to the newly-formed communist regime in Yugoslavia.
The idea for the organization was conceptualized by Mina Hall andHarriet Hemenway, who were opposed to the large-scale slaughtering of waterbirds.
