We lack the resources to acquire pre-eminent objects.
Many conservatives object to eminent domain, believing it permits government overreach.
It's a better school, more difficult to get into and worthy of being singled out by your eminent publication as the object of desire of New Jersey parents making difficult decisions about where to send their orange and black seeking offspring.
Answering an elderly and eminent writer friend who objected to the increasing role that sex seemed to play in Begley's fiction, Begley wrote, "I give sex a prominent and not always pleasant place because it is so terrifyingly strong in directing people's lives.
Too costume by far, the eminent Thackerayan, DJ Taylor, has objected in a fierce letter to this paper.
The city's action caused a huge outcry from the people in the 34 homes, 29 businesses and 2 churches that make up the neighborhood, as well as from residents of the nearby Village of Larchmont and the Town of Mamaroneck, who worry about traffic and other effects and objected to using eminent domain laws to help a private business.
Newsom's complaint comes after several groups, including the influential Securities Industry and Financial Markets Assn., objected to the eminent domain plan and warned that mortgages could become more expensive for future homeowners living in regions that adopt the plan.
For the most part, said Frank J. Garito, president of the New Rochelle Neighborhood Revitalization Corporation, residents are welcoming the project, although the city may have to take some land by eminent domain if some property owners object.
When European data privacy advocates and politicians objected to the program, the eminent French counterterrorism judge Jean-Louis Burguière was assigned to review the program in detail for the European Parliament.
He objected to the use of eminent domain to seize the private land for the development, and to the way the approval process was routed through the state, cutting local officials out of the picture, among many other things.
