Sentence examples for drawn objections from inspiring English sources

But Axe's male-focused marketing has drawn objections.

But the proposed sale has drawn objections from some residents and city officials who say it would amount to a land grab.

Vancouver's actions, though less drastic, have drawn objections from some community groups; at a protest Monday they called the information center propaganda and whitewashing.

The discrepancy between Norfleet's auto racing accomplishments and her public comments, as well as apparent legal issues revealed in court documents, have drawn objections from racing officials.

The program's acknowledgment that legal abortion could be part of health care has drawn objections from the Vatican and several Muslim and Latin American countries.

The practice has drawn objections in several widely publicized cases, including Exxon Mobil's dispute with Venezuela and Cuban exile suits against the island's Communist government.

Fortunately for Democrats, the proposal is already drawing objections from some Republicans.

The trade is sure to draw objections from some Mets fans.

That drew objections from the Connecticut Marine Trades Association, which represents recreational boating interests.

The proposal swiftly drew objections from advertisers and television executives, who said it would be offensive.

That claim drew objections from Mr. Drucker, who was overruled by Justice Bruce Allen.