Sentence examples for has objected that from inspiring English sources

Since 2008 it has objected that such elections are interference and challenge its own sovereignty.

The president has objected that the measure lacks a broad amnesty for certain illegal immigrants.

The Labour leadership has objected that the Big Society is really just a smoke screen for cuts.

Ny has objected that interrogating Assange abroad would be complicated and largely pointless because – should sufficient grounds emerge – he would still have to travel to Sweden for trial.

Jared Kushner was admitted despite an academic record later described by journalist Daniel Golden, citing officials from Kushner's high school, as "less than stellar". Kushner has objected that he graduated from Harvard with honors, but since about 90percentt of his class did, too, that hardly proves he was more deserving of admission than people whose families didn't have $2.5 million to give.

C.B. Martin has objected that this doesn't obviate the need to posit truth-makers for negative existentials.

However, many have objected that minimal content is extremely hard to isolate (Recanati 2004; Stanley 2007).

Philosophers have objected that art created outside any institution seems possible, although the definition rules it out, and that the artworld, like any institution, seems capable of error.

Although coal interests have objected that EPA's guidance usurps state authority, that objection is misguided.

Some contemporary critics, however, have objected that, even treated as a metaphor, "natural selection" is misleading.

Some have objected that Swift promotes a noxious, fifties-style ideal of virginal, submissive femininity.