Sentence examples for facing objections from inspiring English sources

Mitchell is facing objections from teams, players and the players union over his requests for medical records, and some players are objecting to testifying.

Facing objections from Britain and parts of the finance sector, the commission backed away from earlier plans to put the European Securities and Markets Authority in charge of day-to-day supervision of various benchmarks.

The UN's envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, has been asked by President George Bush to choose a government, but is facing objections from the GC, largely because it will lose power, and also from Iraqis in general, who are loth to see a foreigner, albeit an Arab (from Algeria), select their new rulers.

Mr. Blair faces objections within his party.

Both projects have faced objections from local and state preservationists.

The administration's plans seem likely to face objections on several fronts.

The company has also faced objections to its news service from publishers elsewhere in Europe.

The plan is also likely to face objections from China, since the islet is just 16 miles from its coast.

Ms. Patrick's clients are seeking $8.5 billion from Bank of America — a settlement that needs a judge's approval and could still face objections from investors seeking a better deal.

It also faces objections from eastern E.U. members like Poland, which want to join the currency eventually and do not want to see the entry bar raised higher.

But he acknowledged that Israel, unlike other small countries in the process of accession — Chile, Slovenia and Estonia — might face objections unrelated to the technical questions still to be answered.