Sentence examples for certain objections from inspiring English sources

The President and his Secretary of State started right away, one might say, talk about certain objections and disagreements.

The supreme court of Missouri considered, in its opinion, and overruled, certain objections of plaintiffs to the deed of the sheriff under the execution in the suit of Relfe, Chew, and Clark v. Hammond.

But associates of the governor, speaking on the condition of anonymity, say he is likely to veto the measure as it is now because he has certain objections to it.

McMichael [1983a] has proposed an actualist semantics that avoids certain objections to haecceities as well as certain objections to world stories.

As we saw in subsection 2.3.3, the Inverted Earth scenario is designed to avoid certain objections to the usual argument from intrapersonal inversion hypotheses to interpersonal inversion hypotheses.

But after he has, with Aquinas, shown that there is no contradiction in holding that something can be created and still have begun to be, Godfrey considers certain objections against this position.

(Compare how Cohen (2001, 89) responds to a certain objection of Feldman's (2001, 77).) Whether this sort of error theory is problematic is a separate issue, discussed below.

Patrick Shin proposes a similar account in his discussion of equal protection, arguing that "to characterize an action as unequal treatment is to register a certain objection as to what, in view of its rationale, the action expresses" (2009: 170).

This effort to formulate an objective definition met with certain philosophical objections.

Any non-combinatorial theory must face certain general objections to non-combinatorial theories, such as the objection that it cannot account for the productivity and systematicity of thought (Fodor 1981 , 1987.

This is an intriguing proposal, but Baron-Cohen doesn't fully elaborate on it, much less address certain obvious objections.