Judge Sotomayor's public statements about the kind of empathy she brings to the bench as a Latina have already elicited objections to what some view as an admitted bias.
When Street View was introduced in 2007, it elicited immediate objections in Europe, where privacy laws are tough.
Naturally, contextualism has elicited many objections.
Each spring, South Korea and the U.S. conduct joint military exercises, which routinely elicit objections from North Korea.
"Why pile on the deficit if we have this store of money available?" asked Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, who suggested that Democrats were eliciting repeated objections from Mr. Bunning to score political points.
The planning application had angered conservation societies and elicited almost 60 objections to the council, one of which described the design as "ugly, an eyesore and a triumph for money over the preservation of local history, style and local aesthetics".
Then we'll consider its various components in turn, and explore the objections they have elicited and the adjustments that have been made to them.
This is perhaps not widely remembered now, but it was the issue on which Bridgman's position elicited the most severe incomprehension and objection, even from many who called themselves operationalists.
It appears that Fichte was so discouraged by the public reception of the first, 1794/95 presentation of the foundation of his system that he concluded that it was prudent to limit future new presentations of the same to the lecture hall and seminar room, where he could elicit reactions and objections from his listeners and respond immediately with the requisite corrections and clarifications.
Similarly, WWE television shows display bare-chested men every week without eliciting any serious objections or FCC fines.
