Sentence examples similar to extra objections from inspiring English sources
It gave provisional approval to the takeover in October and said it had since taken extra time to study objections to the deal in a complex inquiry.
His objections may carry extra weight, as he could be running the trade subcommittee if Democrats win control of the House in November.
Through a spokesman, the president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Patrick J. Lynch, defended his objection to the extra tours of duty the city had sought from the police.
A complicated question, which I expect that courts might well be turning to soon, especially given the extra publicity and credibility given to religious objection claims by recent cases such as Hobby Lobby.
I don't care about the extra few minutes it takes, but my objection is having a rule dictate strategy.
Ministers agreed to give the extra cash to help restructure the charity despite objections from a senior civil servant who warned they did not think it would be "value for money".
Our biggest objection is that it adds an extra layer to every function, so that your eyes are off the road that much longer.
The case for extra roads of any kind needs to address the objections he raises.
Now the test will be put to the religious groups: was their objection really about who pays a few extra dollars to insurance companies?
Such objections may be submitted in letter form (without extra copies) and shall be signed.
