Sentence examples for communities object from inspiring English sources

But neighboring communities object, and the Federal Aviation Administration, a Transportation Department agency, has held up approval.

"As Labor people we understand why economically vulnerable communities object to the sense that post-materialist elites in the south want to decide their futures.

There are, admittedly, serious risks of engagement efforts backfiring, particularly if communities object to engagement with particular people and organizations or if engagement partners take controversial public stances.

But residents of Garden City, which borders the mall but does not include it, and other neighboring communities objected to the additional traffic that the expansion would draw.

But the consultants, who are independent of the communities objecting, argue that their assumptions are wrong and that the true emissions of the line could be substantially greater than government has been led to believe.

A couple of members of the L.M.D.C.'s board, Carl Weisbrod and Madelyn Wils, who represent the lower Manhattan business and residential communities, objected to the sunken memorial space, because some of their constituents don't want to walk around it to get from Battery Park City to the subway.

Although panic led to demand for culling in some locations, many communities objected because of religious beliefs and, especially, when owned (often vaccinated) dogs were culled.

President Barack Obama has called for tightening deferral rules, but Republicans, and the business community, object.

The diversity of a single Community object, α diversity, is represented by metrics of richness, evenness, dominance and indices (Supplementary Table S1).

"The international community objected last year, but there were no sanctions.

Someone from the community objected, he said, and he painted over it.