But he characterized the criticism by the American Conservative Union as "objections from a narrow group not speaking for Republicans or conservatives".
One senior American official in Baghdad characterized the Iraqi requests as "informal," and cited President Talabani's objections to the execution.
John Dryden characterized its impact in his comment that Cudworth "has raised such strong objections against the being of a God and Providence that many think he has not answered them," though such answers were indeed Cudworth's goal.
4. (C) Lynch then yielded the floor to Khan, who took the opening to begin his litany of objections to the conduct of U.S. policy in Pakistan, which he characterized as being dangerous and in need of change.
The Security Council approved the joint force on July 31 after the government in Khartoum relented in its persistent and lengthy objections to the presence of the United Nations in Sudan, which Mr. Bashir had characterized as recolonization.
The problem with this objection is that there is no reason to suppose that all individuals are characterized by complete integration of parts.
Until this is done, the agency warns that it will characterize the project with "environmental objections -- insufficient information".
If this is how we characterize the Modes, Aristotle's objection (section 2.3) immediately comes to mind.
In order to identify the majority winning tax policies (if any), the first step is to characterize the tax policies that are objections to a given tax policy.
Similarly, it's hard to take seriously objections to school prayer when Fish characterizes it as "offering a nondenominational prayer to a middle-school audience free to disregard it".
Von Neumann promotes an alternative framework, which he characterizes as being "just as clear and unified, but without mathematical objections".
