"I would object to that," he snapped.
"I would object to any moniker".
"I would object," said the prosecutor, Mr. Fitzgerald.
Even those who guard the right to roam most jealously would object if passers-by wandered through their back gardens.
I doubt that the minister would object to his car being repaired by a Hindu, Muslim, Jew or atheist.
(You'd think the police would object to being manipulated by pissy teens, but if there's anything we've learned in the last year, it's that a lot of police basically ARE pissy teens).
Before flying there he said Venezuela would object to any attempt by the US to revive proposals for the creation of Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), which would overtake the European Union as the world's largest tariff-free zone.
They would object to censorship, even by philosopher-kings.
"Given the now well-documented election fraud that took place in NC-09, Democrats would object to any attempt by [Mark ] Harristo be seated on January 3," incoming House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md). said in a statement to The Washington Post.
Who after all would object to a political process dominated by earnest, productive debates and decisions made by an engaged, reflective citizenry?
The striking majority would object this claim, by opposing that the EU, because of its current institutional framework, will never be able to overcome the fundamental sovereignty of nations, which States pretend to incarnate historically.
