Sentence examples for chance to object from inspiring English sources

It cost £3,750 - an impulse buy, which meant mum had no chance to object.

(Apple will have a chance to object to the order in court).

But recipients have a chance to object, and in some instances, the agency will close the case without taking action.

The industry's sluggish lobbying has meant that rules get passed before it has a chance to object to them.

"This will be the first time the parliament has had a chance to object and Labor will be standing firm against this decision," Burke said.

Maybe as soon as the first meeting, or maybe after a few encounters, the arms come at you, leaving no chance to object.

As can be seen from the significant negative coefficients, profiles with better quality/access characteristics have lower odds (80 100 lower chances) to object to pay.

Over the last couple weeks, residents near the proposed poles were notified and given one last chance Tuesday to object.

Seeking such approval is another step that would have triggered a chance for the public to object.

"Pro-democracy parties still have a chance to form a coalition to object the nomination of Prayuth," said Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, Future Forward Party's leader, referring to junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha who is seeking to extend his years at Thailand's helm.

There are some truly amazing things on view, and a fair like this gives us a chance to see objects up close, before they disappear forever in a private collection, or get tucked away behind glass in a museum.