Sentence examples for direct objection to from inspiring English sources

Whereas some authors claim that "all biology is now about molecules" [ 617], others strongly disagree with this position (for a direct objection to Epstein's point of view, see e.g. [ 618]).

The Framers had no objection to direct election per se.

Public pressure for education spending would be strong regardless of Proposition 98.Lastly, it is not clear that the most common objection to direct democracy really applies in California: that it encourages the tyranny of the majority.

The Times doesn't change direct quotations and saw no objection to using the full quotation, as is.

Their objection to protest and direct action defies generations of radical zeal.

Dave Groden, a South Huntington clinical social worker who estimates that 50 to 70percentt of his practice is directed at troubled marriages, has no objection to lingerie per se, but "the reality is that pornography causes more marital problems than it helps".

This objection to radical democracy is thus directed to those theories that do not figure out how such principles can be institutionally mediated given current social facts.

When Wise signed on to direct, Paramount asked the director if he had any objection to using Goldsmith.

If there is any objection to be had, it would be directed to the leaders who send them in harm's way".

"Objection to our hosting Mr Yiannopoulus came almost entirely from people with no direct connection to The Langton," he said.

Ms. Rothschild's will directed that her foundation primarily promote contemporary American artists who had recently died, and it specified her objection to conceptual art.