Sentence examples for has any objection from inspiring English sources
They are politically incorrect, not because Baron Cohen himself has any objection to political correctness, but because that's a sure-fire way to stimulate controversy and sell tickets.
"I don't think the governor has any objection to reforming the tax structure," he said, referring to the commuter tax, and he expressed confidence that Mr. Pataki would come through for the fiscally troubled city in the final budget.
As a result, orphan works are not used in new creative efforts or made available to the public due to uncertainty over their copyright status, even when there is no longer anyone claiming copyright ownership, or the owner no longer has any objection to such use.
There is, no indication that God has any objection to Jack selling cakes to people who are gay nor, apparently, does God object to a gay person eating one of Jack's cakes.
Father Cavilla (Marc Menard) visits Chuck Ed Westwickk) to tell him the plan to ruin the wedding – Father Cavilla will replace Father Smythe who will mistakenly have taken sleeping pills, and when he asks during the ceremony if anyone has any objection to the marriage, Chuck will tell that Blair is still in love with him.
In a letter to one firm, the administration said the San Diego hearing "may be the only such opportunity for your firm to indicate whether it has any objection to the public disclosure of the contract". More than one firm is likely to object.
If the submitter has any objections to disclosure, it should provide the component a detailed written statement that specifies all grounds for withholding the particular information under any exemption of the FOIA.
