Sentence examples for clear objections from inspiring English sources

At American, executives have heard loud and clear objections from flight attendants, whose jobs will become more burdensome as they police battles for bin space, especially as vacationing families load up.

That perhaps reflected his discomfort over his recent portrayal in the British political cartoons as Mr. Bush's obedient poodle, and Europe's clear objections to roiling the Middle East further with a confrontation with Iraq now.

But there's no clear objection in the Bible to lesbianism at all.

Google's doodle, visible worldwide, marked a clear objection to Russia's homophobic law banning "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors".

And Gibson (1999) reported just that, as well as Kieltyka's clear objection to Bailey's classification of her.

Nonetheless, some Parliamentarians echoed the above safety concerns while making clear that they had principled, ethical, objections, distinct from, but additional to, concerns about safety.

Mr. Brown had made clear his objections to the health care legislation.

In Estonia, the foreign ministry issued a statement Friday making clear its objections had never been assuaged.

For shame!" The piece is a bravura performance in which Hawthorne at once makes clear his objections to the war and pre-empts the public's censure.

It is not clear if objections from Israeli officials – who lobbied the German government against the visit – had anything to do with the change in the original plan.

He said Obama previously made clear his objections to the rule, which he believed unfairly impeded his executive powers, and need to move quickly in the Bergdahl case.