Sentence examples for detailed objections from inspiring English sources

By Wednesday evening May was prime minister and the big beasts of the corporate world were raising detailed objections.

But a string of detailed objections have led to Letwin's plan becoming more and more complicated – in turn arousing the ire of the industry's negotiators.

In effect, it grants planning permission and compulsory purchase powers for the first phase of the HS2 route from London to the West Midlands and is now about halfway through its laborious committee phase, where detailed objections from members of the public along the route are considered by MPs.

A prominent ranching family, the descendants of D. M. O'Connor, a South Texas pioneer, hired geologists who are raising detailed objections about "growth faults," which do not lead to earthquakes but do cause subsidence, as the basin that includes the Gulf of Mexico grows.

By sending early letters offering detailed objections to GOP plans, the White House hopes to steer final government funding negotiations in a direction more favorable to Democratic priorities, according to an administration official. .

Amelia Torres, a European spokeswoman on antitrust issues, would not comment on the proposed remedies, but the regulators attached detailed objections to each set of proposed changes.

But Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, capitalizing on his expertise as a surgeon, offered a detailed objection to the procedure, which he described as "brutal and barbaric and morally offensive to the mainstream medical community".

I do not suggest that this brief argument is a complete summary of Gale's detailed objection to James.

Mr Andrews wrote a detailed objection to the council's plans for Pentre on the grounds that Welsh government guidance had not been properly followed by the Labour-run council.

He detailed his objections in a letter of 1827 calling the architect to prepare an estimate for "undecoration works".

Mr. Hodges has raised his objections in detailed posts on his blog and on various news sites, mostly taking issue with the need for a new airport but also documenting environmental damage that has occurred during construction.