Sentence examples similar to class objections from inspiring English sources

As his own policy adviser, Paul Mason, rightly puts it: "Labour movement activists have to stop dodging working-class objections to low-wage inward migration or assuming it can all be resolved by an appeal to anti-racism".

But less than a minute later, when Carson asks after his long-pending second footman, Matthew can't help but raise a middle-class objection.

This class of objections is more radical than the above, claiming that a major aspect of evolution is not merely unscientific or implausible, but rather impossible, because it contradicts some other law of nature or is constrained in such a way that it cannot produce the biological diversity of the world.

But such class-bound objections seem ludicrous when you see Ben and Maya together: their backgrounds are different, but they are both music types – good-looking lefties in nice trainers and cool clothes – and operate in that turn-and-turn-about way of any family with young kids.

Yet another teacher poses in a bathing suit for her art class, and all objections to this are labeled "shaming" and garner a protest.

Various class members raised objections to the settlement stipulation, and Judge Weiner granted the objectors full rights to participate in the subsequent proceedings.

For years courts raised concerns about merger objection class actions.

My own memories were of joining in the adult ballroom classes to no objections, and of the three-course meals in the evenings.

The CCAF has raised objections to class action settlements involving the Grand Theft Auto "Hot Coffee" minigame, Honda Civic Hybrids, Apple backdating, A.G. Edwards, Bluetooth headsets, and the Cobell Indian Trust.

Both the ACLU and Kansas National Education Association, which also testified against SB 56, said that the measure could potentially outlaw the dissemination of classics like Huckleberry Finn and Catcher in the Rye, and that parents have multiple avenues to raise objections to class materials through school administrators or boards, that don't involve the threat of prison time.

Last summer, "Naked Wedding" was the title of a TV miniseries about a privileged young bride who married her working-class husband over the objections of her parents, and moved in with his family.