Sentence examples for explicit objections from inspiring English sources

Studying both Aristotle's own philosophy as explained by commentators such as Alexander of Aphrodisias (2nd -- early 3rd c. C.E). and his explicit objections to Plato was a powerful aid in understanding the master's philosophy.

But the administration has brushed off explicit objections from Congress over human rights in Brunei for more than 18 months.

Does Mr. Kissinger forget that U.S. foreign policy has accepted — without much explicit objection — the Israeli, Indian and Pakistani nuclear programs?

The Bolivians were able to keep the accord from being integrated into the UN process because of a principle of consensus common in UN bodies; a sustained explicit objection is taken to mean that no such consensus has been reached.

Exclusion criteria were (1) previous ICU admission or mechanical ventilation, (2) logistic problems or (3) explicit objection to research by the family.

The organ donor shortfall in the UK has prompted calls to introduce legislation to allow for presumed consent: if there is no explicit objection to donation of an organ, consent should be presumed.

Further, CSPs will consider continued use of their cloud service as deemed acceptance of the new Terms of Service in the absence of any explicit objection to the amended terms or cessation of use.

Exclusion criteria were: age <18 years, hospital admission >28 days after SAH, nonaneurysmal SAH, explicit objection by the patient to view the medical data and missing data on 60-day case fatality.

No major religion has explicit, doctrinal objections to vaccinations.

Though not often explicit in objections to postmenopausal motherhood, the undercurrent of the mistrust of such reproductive projects because of the lack of the genetic link between mother and child has been very pervasive in media reports.

He made his objections explicit in his 1784 paper on air.