Sentence examples for because of objections to from inspiring English sources

A small group of Smith students (less than 500) signed a petition objecting to Christine Lagarde as their commencement speaker because of objections to the policies of the IMF.

The airport's neighbors have strongly opposed further expansion because of objections to noise.

The United States never ratified the Kyoto treaty because of objections to its division between developed and developing countries.

A few days after independence, some units of the army rebelled, largely because of objections to their Belgian commander.

In February, two investment arms of the Church of England sold their shares in Vedanta because of objections to its operations in Orissa.

The last editions of both Art Dubai in 2012 and the Sharjah Biennial in 2011 saw works removed because of objections to their content.

Mr. Chen said that he was still on the center's payroll but that he had been relieved of his duties because of his objections to the handling of the vaccines.

The NBA is moving the 2017 all-star game out of Charlotte because of its objections to a North Carolina law that limits anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay and transgender people.

Both Griffith and Swanton were opposed to apartheid Swanton had refused to report on the 1964 65 MCC tour of South Africa because of his objections to the system, and he supported D'Oliveira from a cricketing standpoint.

When Parliament closed the theatres for 19 years in the middle of the 17th century, it was not because of puritanical objections to the stage, but because theatres tended towards social unease.

The talks broke off earlier this year because of Chinese objections to American criticism of its practices.