Sentence examples for being objected to from inspiring English sources

The airport's plan is being objected to by residents' groups and Belfast International Airport.

The documents must also be served on the judge if his or her conduct is being objected to.

Three individual transformations were carried out with 10 plates being objected to biolistic bombardment each time [57].

Throughout history human beings have objected to being enslaved and have responded in myriad ways ranging from individual shirking, alcoholism, flight, and suicide to arson, murdering owners, and mass rebellion.

The act was opposed by the Roman Catholic Church, which objected to education being controlled by secular authorities.

Several said in interviews that they were not opposed to charter schools, but objected to one being built on the Houses' largest green space.

Swing voters like suburban soccer moms tend to object to abortion being banned.

Speakers wasted much time on whether, since they object to their movement being called "anti-globalisation", the term "de-globalisation" would do.

The second was the pragmatic predisposition — to use other human beings and objects to one's own purposes.

This seems to be a doctor who has forgotten that the person before him is a human being and not some inanimate object to be tested and prodded in order to arrive at some conclusion regarding a hypothesis.

No one argues that flights into America, particularly by American or British carriers, are more likely to be attractive targets for Islamist terrorists, so no one objects to security being ramped up for them.