Sentence examples for basic objections to from inspiring English sources
There are two basic objections to Dr. Collins.
Three members of the majority -- the Chief Justice, and Justices Scalia and Thomas -- raised further, more basic objections to the recount and said the Florida Supreme Court had violated state law in ordering it.
Heraldo Muñoz, the ambassador from Chile, which is part of the Group of 77, said: "The majority of the Group of 77 have no basic objections to giving greater authority to the secretary general, it only makes sense.
Persistence in the use of terror and lack of respect for individual freedom were Serge's basic objections to the Soviet regime, and he did not exempt Trotsky, Zinoviev or Lenin from that criticism.
Mark H. Rosenman, a professor of public service at Union Institute and University in Cincinnati, noted a more basic objection to Red and cause marketing.
Their basic objection to the Common Market is that they see in it an instrument of "cold war strategy"; and in opposing a European policy they hope to win Labour back to the neutralist line which it has rejected over defence and nuclear arms.
Although appellant's challenge to the civil statute, as the Court points out, is not procedurally before us, ante, at 615 n. 1, her brief makes it clear that her basic objection to the Texas system concerns the absence of a duty of paternal support for illegitimate children.
Feuerbach's basic objection to the theistic conception of God and his relation to creation is that, on it, both are conceived as equally spiritless.
Socrates' basic objection to this theory is that it still gives no proper explanation of how this logical construction takes place.
But that is not expected to shift the basic Welsh objection to independence much.There are several reasons for this lack of enthusiasm.
