Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• At the European Council, ministers from countries taking part in the aggression against Iraq and those from countries claiming to be opposed to the war came together to produce a single declaration, as if nothing had happened.
• You're not opposed to the war, you'd forgotten there was a war on.
• I was among those who were opposed to the war, but I cannot refrain from expressing deep satisfaction at the fact that a people that has lived under oppression for so long is now being given the opportunity to build its own future.
• Being opposed to the war is not the same as being friends with Saddam Hussein; or with Mr Le Pen for that matter; or, indeed, with President Chirac.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, like the vast majority of Polish people, I was and am opposed to the war in Iraq.
• The countries which were opposed to the war are already getting into position to gather up any crumbs that fall and to be involved in reconstruction.
• It is disconcerted and overwhelmingly opposed to this war.
• He wondered why those that opposed war now did not oppose military action in Kosovo, as no UN authority was given at that time.

• You're not opposed to the war, you'd forgotten there was a war on.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, like the vast majority of Polish people, I was and am opposed to the war in Iraq.
• At the European Council, ministers from countries taking part in the aggression against Iraq and those from countries claiming to be opposed to the war came together to produce a single declaration, as if nothing had happened.
• It is disconcerted and overwhelmingly opposed to this war.
• The European Union was founded on values that are opposed to those promoted by the two dictators who plunged our continent into the Second World War.
• The countries which were opposed to the war are already getting into position to gather up any crumbs that fall and to be involved in reconstruction.
• TONY BENN: The one thing thatis so clear is that a majority of the British people are opposed to a war.
• Being opposed to the war is not the same as being friends with Saddam Hussein; or with Mr Le Pen for that matter; or, indeed, with President Chirac.