Sentence examples for forceful objection from inspiring English sources

This is a forceful objection.

A forceful objection to all theories that invite us to think of works of art as experiences those of the artist and/or those of the audience is that this is a conflation of an experience and the object of the experience.

Still, his forceful objections came at a difficult time for the administration, which announced in November that it would prosecute Mr. Mohammed and other Qaeda operatives in federal criminal court rather than before a military tribunal.

The government's desire to open up public sector procurement to small and medium-sized businesses is running into particularly forceful objections from civil servants.And so Mr Cameron is fighting back.

And despite forceful objections by the prosecution, the judge in the case has allowed Carbonaro to travel to Cancun, Mexico during that city's notoriously debauched Spring Break.

Forceful objections were raised against the testing by a number of organisations and groups, most notably the Aleut people, who, although they vacated the island in the 19th century after Russian fur traders reduced sea otter numbers in the area, are resident on nearby islands, and were concerned about radiation leaks as well as potential physical damage resulting from the nuclear tests.

The Bush administration put Ms. Hanni on a task force consisting mostly of airline executives, which concluded in the fall of 2008 — over her forceful and repeated objections — that the public was best served by allowing the airlines to make their own decisions.

In contrast, if a forceful female candidate opposes abortion, that objection does not apply, since it is a woman advocating a restriction of rights placed on her own gender.

While the Free Democrats had always raised some opposition to such controls, those objections were often less than forceful under Mr. Westerwelle.

Devolder and Savulescu (2006) have argued that objections about economic cost are most forceful against 'cloning for self-transplantation' than, for example, against cloning for developing cellular models of human disease.

In hindsight, I should have been more forceful and taken her to another doctor sooner, despite her objections.