Sentence examples for basing their objections on from inspiring English sources

The people objecting to the show yesterday said they were basing their objections on descriptions and photographs of the art.

The project's opponents base their objections on many of the traditional antidevelopment reasons: spoiling the environment, adding too much traffic, and compromising the rural nature of the town.

Providers not directly involved in abortion services who based their objection to abortion on moral grounds, tended to have different thresholds in terms of their willingness to assist in preparing clients for an abortion.

Democrats call Republicans the "Party of No" and base their objections, I guess, on the fact that they weren't the Party of No during the Bush Administration.

The Democrats who are plotting against Pelosi base their objections almost entirely on politics, not ideology or policy.

If we base our objections on papers like this one, we won't -- and we shouldn't -- be taken seriously.

The only dissenting medical professional I could find has no actual experience with transgender medicine, couldn't define transgender, and based his objections on claims that "all the evidence isn't in yet".

The union's Web site argues that the university based its objection "on the unsupported and vague claims of a few individuals.

Bowman argued that requiring the nurses to get involved before and after an abortion violated their right to refuse based on their conscientious objections.

"Pretty much invariably," he curtly told me, their objections "are based on simple ignorance". Among the bands of that spectrum that de Grey will not confine to a bushel is his feeling that his is one of the few minds capable of comprehending the biology of his formulations, the scientific and societal logic upon which they are based, and the vastness of their potential benefits to our species.

"Hang tough!" At a hearing last week, Longo said that even if the councilmen were removed from office, they would become "a government in exile, and like the French did in their country, we'll return and get rid of the Nazis". Opponents of the plan argue that their objections are based on economics, not race.