Sentence examples for fundamental objections to from inspiring English sources

There are other fundamental objections to the deal, such as that it risks the integrity of the United Kingdom.

However, he added, the Turkish Cypriot leader, Rauf Denktash, said he was not prepared to agree on it, as he had fundamental objections to the plan.

Philosophers of psychiatry have raised fundamental objections to the DSM's assumption that a diagnosis can be made solely from clinical descriptions of symptoms, with little or no attention to the underlying causes of the symptoms.

Arild Skedsmo, head of WWF-Norway's climate and energy programme, has more fundamental objections: "To avoid the worst consequences of climate change, we must phase out virtually all use of fossil fuel by 2050.

On the other side are critics with deep moral and fundamental objections to operating on a baby's healthy genitals for any reason before the child is old enough to understand or give his consent; they say the harm is irreversible.

But it turns out that Mr. Moussaoui has two powerful and quite fundamental objections to how his case was handled, both involving the right to counsel guaranteed by the Constitution.

There is also a more fundamental objection to neuroeconomics and the Platonic view of decision-making.

But there is an even more fundamental objection to the Rifkind proposal.

Still, my fundamental objection to Dunguib's odds is a more general point.

Indeed, I spoke to you very openly expressing my fundamental objection to the character you wished to give to it. . . .

In 1975, General Synod agreed there was "no fundamental objection" to the ordination of women to the priesthood.