Sentence examples for an objection that has from inspiring English sources

The Nation's awareness of an objection that has a significant chance of being adjudged unfounded cannot amount to bad faith.

This is an objection that has intuitive appeal, but there is a real problem with it: nudging is essentially inevitable, and so it is pointless to object to nudging as such.

Jean-Luc Godard said cinema's great failure was its failure to show the Holocaust, an objection that has, in fact, gained a new currency with the restoration of Sidney Bernstein and Alfred Hitchcock's all but lost official documentary German Concentration Camps Factual Survey, and André Singer's Night Will Fall, the documentary about how that film was nervously suppressed after the war.

But note that this definition of 'physical facts' begs the question against an objection that has been raised against the knowledge argument (see Section 4.2 below).

It was an objection that had been addressed by an incredulous President Obama on Thursday night.

Every single argument why the technology couldn't't work has been indisputably wrong and for every objection that has been raised I have found a solution.

The decision will be made by the council based on the application and also any objections that have come in against the new building.

But even if they prove to be perfectly safe, that is not the only objection that has been raised against e-cigarettes.

Clarke described the amendments as going "to extreme lengths to meet every practical legal objection that has been made about the bill.

Another objection that has been influential is the Swampman objection.

The objection, known as Bronfman's objection, that has attracted most attention starts by noting that Joyce's conditions on measures of inaccuracy do not determine a single measure, but rather a whole set of such measures.