Sentence examples for expressed strong objections from inspiring English sources

The Arab nations have expressed strong objections.

Several institutional leaders and associations have expressed strong objections toward the ratings system(s).

As chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and later as a private citizen, General Powell expressed strong objections to American military involvement in Bosnia and Kosovo.

Government sources say fourteen Liberals have expressed strong objections internally to the proposal as originally drafted, with a further eight or nine also expressing reservations.

One parent in Kentucky, expressed strong objections to the teaching Looking for Alaska in his child's 12th grade English class despite being given the opportunity to opt out and read an alternate text.

The White House expressed strong objections throughout the bill-writing process, but wound up accepting the package after softening of a proposal for refinancing billions of dollars in Federal loans to rural electric cooperatives.

A spokesman at the Embassy of China, Chu Maoming, said in Washington that China expressed "strong objection" to the Commerce Department announcement, which he said sets a bad precedent that could damage China-United States relations.

According to the Daily Mirror, Toon striker Papiss Cisse was initially set to form part of a part-exchange deal but, after expressing strong objections to leaving St. James Parkk, the deal now includes an outright fee.

Arabs not believing in the event of Shoah intend to express strong objection to the portrayal of the Jews as the ultimate victim and to the underrating of the Palestinians as a victim.

While most participants (151/200 = 75%) did not object to exportation of samples, 25/200 (10%) expressed strong concerns and objections.

While U.S. companies like General Electric have expressed strong support for an agreement, progress has always been stymied by objections from interest groups, particularly over agricultural issues.