Sentence examples for face of objections from inspiring English sources

That effort failed, in 2010, in the face of objections from Congress and local officials.

The main problem seems to be foot-dragging in the face of objections from corporate lobbyists, who claim the ratio would be too complex to calculate.

But today, Iran's grudging compliance suggested that Saudi Arabia has enough power to enforce the pricing and production regime in the face of objections.

But he had to back off in the face of objections from agencies that recoiled at the prospect of losing major parts of their departments and budgets.

Berners-Lee describes Andreessen's recent suggestion that he fought for wider access to the internet in the face of objections from academics as "nonsense".

In the face of objections from Mr Brown, he opted for less independence for foundation hospitals than he wanted and he was willing to make concessions to push through university tuition fees.

The decision from the grand chamber of the ECHR, which deals with appeals against rulings, shows that the court has listened to objections raised in London and refined its position in the face of strong objections from British lawyers.

The speech, delivered in the face of White House objections, was organised with Republican Party leaders in Congress.

Dell's share price fell sharply on the news.Britain's EMI withdrew its proposed merger with Time Warner in the face of regulatory objections by the European Commission.

Russia's high dependency on Ukraine for transporting its gas led to plans for a South Stream via Bulgaria, but that was aborted in the face of EU objections.

But Mr. Bush could claim success in persuading NATO to endorse his missile-defense plan in the face of Russian objections, and on Thursday signed an agreement with the Czech Republic to build radar for the system.