Sentence examples for a sound objection from inspiring English sources
The Court explained that the legal regime governing a particular patent "depend[s] on the law as it stood at the emanation of the patent, together with such changes as have been since made; for though they may be retrospective in their operation, that is not a sound objection to their validity". Id., at 206.
In sum, then, although the Moral Status Framework appears to provide a sound objection to status-enhancing research, its application is nonetheless hampered by the empirical uncertainties regarding the effects that various kinds of hESC transplants would have and the moral uncertainties regarding which effects would be status-enhancing.
Sound filename) Creates a Sound object.
Again, America had sound objections to the rigid mechanisms and unrealistic targets enshrined in that document.
President Nixon, in rebuking Congress for its ill‐con sidered demand that university administrators cut off Federal subsidies for students engaged in campus dis orders, has reiterated his sound objections to placing the Federal Government in the role of campus police man.
The entirely sound objections they voiced in 2008 have been conveniently forgotten.
Neither is it a sound [537 U.S. 204] objection to the validity of a copyright term extension, enacted pursuant to the same constitutional grant of authority, that the enlarged term covers existing copyrights.
None of the other young men seemed surprised, or sounded an objection.
Your suspicions should be raised immediately when coal conglomerates complain that an EPA rule does "little" to solve an environmental problem, which on the surface sounds like a worthy objection.
It doesn't sound as if you have a moral objection to lodging the lovebirds together.
