Sentence examples for have some objections from inspiring English sources

Regulators might have some objections.

And a local (thoroughly middle-class) black couple (Ms. Dickinson and Mr. Gupton) have some objections to the newcomers' plans.

"You always get those who have some objections," he said, "but the council is carefully managing what is taking place.

Somehow, I think the search giant's lawyers are still going to have some objections to the naming part.

I have alerted my entire family to our meeting and they may have some objections or helpful suggestions.

The current owner of the car should have no objections to you having the car checked out further by a mechanic; if the owner does have some objections to this, it could be because there may be something to hide, and in which case you will want to look elsewhere for your purchase.

Will you do it?" "Do you have some objection if I get on the elevator with you?" "No, but this time if you say you're going to do it you have to do it.

In order to reasonably reject a principle, I must have some objection to it.

Like Clarke, Peter and Carolyn had some objections to Cusk's account of their parting ways.

The Pharmacists Society of the State of New York said it generally favored Mr. Schneiderman's proposal, though it has some objections.

In the past the Defense Intelligence Agency had some objections.