Sentence examples for expressed objections from inspiring English sources

Both sides expressed objections and reservations.

He said he opposed coercive methods and expressed objections privately to colleagues.

He said more than 30 legislators expressed objections, and only one spoke in favor of the plan.

He acknowledged that he was "aware of the program" and reiterated that he expressed objections to associates at the time.

More correspondence followed, in whichGordimer expressed objections both to Farrar,Straus and to Roberts, who insisted on hisright to authorial autonomy.

China has also expressed objections to a missile system, and President Jacques Chirac of France criticized the plan several days ago.

Now his affectionately expressed objection - prompted by the gift of a PlayStation 3 and a couple of mainstream releases – is that games aren't art and that we shouldn't care.

Again, if it is necessary with regard to everything either to assert or to deny it, it is impossible that both should be false; for it is one side of the contradiction that is false.-Therefore all such views are also exposed to the often expressed objection, that they destroy themselves.

He declined to express objections to the C of E's celibacy rule for gay clergy.

Business owners, who reported saving money on bags, were even more supportive, with only about one in 10 expressing objections.

Major league teams cannot prohibit their players from participating in the W.B.C., but can, of course, express objections.