Sentence examples for and objections in the from inspiring English sources

There are a number of criticisms and objections in the literature to the expectational approach to promissory obligations (in addition to the ones above focused more specifically on the act utilitarian version of it).

As a result, there has been a logjam and each side has raised more and more objections in the last few days, throwing the entire constitution into question.

He heard of no objection among the members of his mosque, and brushed aside objections in the Christian camp.

And we can imagine the very same person making a proposal to create the particular structure of authority over the political body and calling for objections in the same way as before.

Judge Coleman said he had carefully and patiently listened to the defense objections in the private conferences and had ruled then that the prosecutors had valid reasons for the six dismissals and had not engaged in any racial bias.

There are, of course, responses to these objections in the literature; and each of the theories just discussed has had able and prominent defenders within the past century.

These are called "rebuttals" or "objections" in the trade, and telemarketers often have dozens of them to refer to in a pinch.

- Francis speaking at University of Molise, July 2014     Pope Francis "[The Vatican is concerned about] the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection in the United States".

A US draft-dodger during the Vietnam War might be said to combine civil disobedience and conscientious objection in the same action.

I will offer some possible responses to these objections in the light of work by our and other labs.

Both frame their objections in the language of national sovereignty.