Sentence examples for and which objections from inspiring English sources

The following remarks are intended to show what Brentano's theory might contribute to this task, and which objections it has to face.

That solves the problem of government deciding which objections are legitimate and which ones are not.

On Wednesday, lawyers for the candidates are to appear in State Supreme Court to report final tallies agreed on by both sides and to discuss more than 500 votes for which objections have been filed.

A waiting period ensued, during which objections could be raised.

This percentage does not exclude claims to which objections were raised.

At the hearing on November 6, 2003, the Debtor presented the Court with a report describing which objections were withdrawn, resolved or still pending.

Judge Weinstein has said that prior to any final certification of the settlement, he would hold a public hearing at which objections could be voiced.

And the eight advocates of the proposal said their rules would effectively bring back the standing filibuster by ending the custom in which objections to consent agreements can be lodged with a phone call to a senator nearby.

The internet may be one reason why broadcasters are feeling the pressure the more wired the nation becomes, the easier it is to start a campaign but e-mail is not the only way in which objections manifest themselves.

There is now a 10-day window during which objections to the ruling by the court can be lodged.

In July, Bigod and Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Constable of England, drew up a series of complaints known as the Remonstrances, in which objections to the extortionate level of taxation were voiced.