Sentence examples for and objects to the from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the public understands the issues quite well and objects to the radical changes being proposed on the merits.
It wants a total ban on abortion in Poland and objects to the Civic Platform's law (in September 2015) that made in-vitro fertilisation broadly available.
He attends Mass weekly and objects to the death penalty as well as abortion, which leaves him frustrated with both political parties.
The players union disputes the N.B.A.'s figures and objects to the inclusion of certain costs, like debt service and depreciation, in the loss estimates.
Aldrete, discussing Columbus's voyages, credits actual discovery of the New World to Sánchez de Huelva, and objects to the use of term America for the area -- cf. Alden.
Mr. Castleman suggested that the current dispute stems from the city's contention, raised only after a $350 million Lloyds Bank settlement, that it is entitled to all the money and objects to the district attorney's practice of splitting it with the state.
Empson worshipped language and objected to the simplification of it.
Most British writers welcome migrants, dislike Tony Blair, and object to the war in Iraq.
Parker took it, was called out, and objected to the call.
Barzun was an outspoken critic of American universities and objected to the politicization of the academy.
