Sentence examples for act of objection from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is feared that the doctor's act of objection could be experienced by the patient as a violation and as moral condemnation [ 6].

As an act of protest, Satiacum's conscientious objection may not amount to much more than a $1,000 fine from Washington State.

When Mr. Zaatari was selected to represent Lebanon at the 55th Venice Biennale, which runs until Nov. 24, he chose to focus on this Israeli pilot's act of conscientious objection with a quiet, evocative, film, "Letter to a Refusing Pilot".

In 1985, Pinter recalled that his early act of conscientious objection resulted from being "terribly disturbed as a young man by the Cold War.

True patriots are those who fight for America either on foreign battlefields or at home in acts of conscientious objection to and nonviolent protest against inequality and injustice.

Therefore they had mostly developed individual strategies that consisted of a balancing act of explanations for anticipated objections regarding treatment, legal requirements and belittlement.

Such a level of objection might amount to grounds for preferring Mental Health Act detention to deprivation of liberty under the Mental Capacity Act.

In a free-market economy, every sale or purchase is on some level an act of conversion, a matter of overcoming objections or hesitancy and getting to "yes".

For his opponents, Morsi's unilateral decision to fast-track its completion – despite major secular objections – was the act of a dictator.

Camden received 45 letters of objection.

He used his position in Parliament to highlight the colonial objections to the Quartering Act of 1765 and other unpopular legislation.