Sentence examples for expressed its objections from inspiring English sources
This year, the government of President François Hollande expressed its objections to plans by Yahoo to buy a controlling stake in Dailymotion.
The government of President François Hollande has expressed its objections to plans by Yahoo to buy a controlling stake in the video-sharing site DailyMotion, which is owned by France Télécom, in an effort to keep one of the country's most successful technology start-ups out of foreign hands.
But one country which has repeatedly expressed its objections over America's military "pivot" to Asia is China.
But BBC Sport understands that Fota - which represents all the F1 teams bar back-of-the-grid Hispania - has expressed its objections to Bahrain being rescheduled on logistical grounds.
A Fota spokesman would not officially give details of the contents of the letter, saying simply: "The teams expressed their views in a letter". But BBC Sport understands that Fota - which represents all the F1 teams bar back-of-the-grid Hispania - has expressed its objections to Bahrain being rescheduled on logistical grounds.
BBC Sport understands that Fota - which represents all the F1 teams bar back-of-the-grid Hispania - expressed its objections to Bahrain being rescheduled on logistical grounds, its letter saying that the idea of adding a 20th race in December would be "unbearable to our staff".
The Belgium Privacy Commission expressed its objection to the company's practices in May, noting that it collects the data "of all internet users who come into contact with Facebook.
The Council discussed the issues raised by the United Patients Committeee for Social Improvement and Rehabilitation – composed of the Patients Federationn, Veterans/Legionnaires, and the staff of The Star (a monthly periodical published by the HD patients) – which had expressed its objection to the Public Health Services Act.
After Huang's acknowledgement, the Transplantation Society TTSS) expressed its objection to China's practice of harvesting organs from executed prisoners through an academic embargo that prevents Chinese physicians who engage in this practice from presenting at international congresses, publishing articles in the medical literature, and achieving membership in TTS [ 22].
Wheaton, a Protestant school already given a pass from paying for health insurance that includes birth control coverage -- the Affordable Care Act exempts churches and nonprofits from the contraception mandate -- objected to signing a form that expressed its religious objections to complying with the contraception mandate.
