Sentence examples similar to Objecting to this conclusion from inspiring English sources

One could object to this conclusion by pointing out that the ECB will be completely independent of political authorities, has a clear objective of pursuing price stability, and is prohibited from (directly) financing government deficits.

But one might object to this conclusion as follows.

Several philosophers have objected to this conclusion, arguing that, in contrast to Thomson's lamp, Achilles's run does not involve an infinity of actions (acts) but of pseudo-acts.

While others have objected to this conclusion (Hastings et al. 2004; Stumpf et al. 2007), it is striking that mutagenesis depends on the dinB copy being located immediately cis to lac on an F′ plasmid.

But when the report, prepared by a six-member subcommittee, was presented to the broader Homeland Security Advisory Council on Thursday afternoon, its recommendation sparked an unusually contentious debate, with more than two-thirds of the council members objecting to the conclusion that the government's use of private facilities should continue.

Plaintiffs object to this conclusion because it does not encompass other methods of checking authorizations "both on the Internet and in the real world".Pl.'s Mot. to Exclude Tygar Rep. at 8.

Other media executives object to that conclusion.

I object to the conclusion "that the gun control movement... seems to have fallen farther behind".

He challenged the board's data and strenuously objected to the conclusion that his offices were overstaffed.

If the issuer objects to the conclusion, some agencies allow it to veto the release of the initial rating.

They chiefly object to the conclusion of the Da Vinci Code, the thing Langdon finds out after winding his way through counter-intuitive readings of great works of art.