Sentence examples for because of objections over from inspiring English sources

The provision eliminating the ban was initially included in a broader Pentagon policy bill, and Republican backers of repeal had refused to join in cutting off a filibuster against the underlying bill because of objections over the ability to debate the measure.

Despite the generous words, Mr. Bush said he would insist that the Senate, which will still be led by Mr. Daschle in the closing days of a lame-duck session, pass legislation creating a Homeland Security Department, even though Mr. Daschle had blocked it because of objections over protections for workers' rights.

But that project, too, was abandoned because of objections, mainly over traffic, from nearby residents.

Plans to replace the grass at Jersey's biggest football ground with high-tech artificial turf have been halted because of neighbours' objections over a fence.

When the bill stalled in Congress — in part because of objections by conservative Republicans over its cost — Mr. Cardenas wrote an opinion article in The Washington Examiner urging conservatives to help break the logjam.

Because of objections by Islamic delegates, debate continued over whether to mention gays and prostitutes -- groups long acknowledged to have been hit hardest by the disease -- in the official declaration.

but not put through because of objections by J. Edgar Hoover.

U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema, who is presiding over Moussaoui's prosecution in Alexandria, blocked release of the full report because of objections from defense attorneys.

But it was never implemented, because of objections from the Serbs.

Because of objections to cutting through the rural landscape, the plan was dropped.

Because of objections, the design was changed to a single reservoir of 441 square kilometers.