Sentence examples for defenders object from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liu's defenders object to that characterization.

The banks, and their stray defenders, object strenuously to Bloomberg View's numbers, call the method flawed and say they might even have to pay more for borrowing than other banks.

Not even Smart's staunchest defenders objected to the penalty.

But Russia, the Assad government's most important defender, objected to an operative paragraph that would give the monitors a free hand in conducting their work, granting them abilities like unhindered access to any place in the country and the right to interview anyone without government interference, according to Security Council diplomats.

The rabbi's defenders strongly objected to the decision.

Mena's public defender, Denise Daniels, objected to such a broad protective order and argued that it put her client in jeopardy since he was being followed by television news reporters.

Defenders of folk psychology object that these theoretical considerations cannot outweigh the evidence provided by everyday, ordinary experience of our own minds, such as our introspective experience, which seems to vividly support the reality of mental states like beliefs.

But to Stephen Singer, the former member of the state public defender board who objected to using Gates as a defender, this is more than just a rural parish performing triage during a funding crisis.

Thus there is no reason in principle for defenders of traditional accounts to object to such projects, although traditionalists may be skeptical that they are likely to produce anything interesting.

Normally I'm a defender of the company or occasionally object to something it's done in a "it means well but made a mistake" sense, but this was different.

Defenders of research on non-human animals typically object that arguments against such research are overbroad.