Sentence examples for express his objection from inspiring English sources

When a veteran of the war in Iraq tried to express his objection to the war during McCain's speech on Thursday night, he was rustled outside the convention hall.

The mayor, who has yet to see the film, which is due for release in Mexico in December, even took out ads in some American newspapers, including The New York Times, to express his objections.

"Congressman Young quietly expressed his objection to these delays on the House floor with a present vote," he said.

In a private letter, Wiesenthal expressed his objection to Eichmann's execution, arguing that he should be kept alive and used as a witness in the trials of other Nazi criminals.

Cardin could have expressed his objection by not signing the conference report, but Sens. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), Jon Kyl (R-Ariz).

Spicer reportedly expressed his objection to the appointment of Scaramucci to Trump before announcing his intention to leave his role.

United States President Barack Obama expressed his objection the use of the violence by the Bahraini government against peaceful demonstrators.

Brennan says he expressed his objections in "a number of conversations... with colleagues," Brennan said.

Perkins says that he said, "No!" and expressed his objections to the investigative tactics.

Mr. Putin, recognizing he had few cards to play, expressed his objections to Secretary Powell, smiled at him, "and then began talking about the relationship beyond the ABM," the secretary recalled.

His challenges have at times drawn the ire of Congress, and for a period Mr. Obama had signaled that he would not issue signing statements if he had already expressed his objections to similar provisions on other occasions.