One basis for the objection, Dr. Lockwood said, is the position that the studies violate the doctor's oath to "do no harm".
When asked, the public often lists morality and/or religion as the basis for their objection to human cloning.
The basis for this objection is the notion that parents have an unambiguous duty to raise their children, even under desperate circumstances.
YESTERDAY, through opening statements and questioning of the first witness, the judge all but glared from his bench, maintaining a fierce, baleful expression as he lectured defense lawyers about establishing a basis for their objections; told everyone in the courtroom to "stop talking," but not to bother rising when he enters; and issued a quick judgment about the admissibility of evidence.
That God is good is a fixed point for theistic discourse in general and for theological voluntarism in particular provides the basis for a common objection to theological voluntarism: that theological voluntarism makes it impossible to say that, in any substantive sense, God is good.
But it is at any rate unclear that this is the basis for a powerful objection to model-theoretic validity or to derivability, for, even if we accept that the concept of logical truth is strongly modal, it is unclear that a good characterization of logical truth ought to be a conceptual analysis.
Davis' own experience led him to appreciate the basis for Taylor's objection.
This was the basis for Fleeming Jenkins' famous objection to Darwin, namely that the available variation would be used up too fast.
In a 35-page decision, he found that no evidence supported the charges about baseball officials and found no basis for upholding any of the other objections.
The grounds for objection to the video are many.
