Sentence examples for immediate objections from inspiring English sources

Doing so would have brought immediate objections about American acceptance of Israel's nuclear weapons.

When Street View was introduced in 2007, it elicited immediate objections in Europe, where privacy laws are tough.

Mr. Grannis and aides to Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said the Assembly had no immediate objections to the governor's conditions.

This was only one of the immediate objections to the findings raised by geologists favoring the young-canyon school of thought.

But it drew immediate objections from exhibitors, who have fiercely resisted studio attempts to put some films on satellite and cable services while they are still in theaters.

The proposed ban on photography, filming and videotaping drew immediate objections from the New York Public Interest Research Group Straphangers Campaign.

This would invite the immediate objection that we then need prior cognitive access to the object known, and if we have this we must already have established the epistemic instrument.

There was one immediate objection — from Starkey.

One immediate objection to this idea is that Troy was not an island.

But a more immediate objection is that it would never work; the link between genetic and neurological factors is nowhere near strong enough.

The officer's remarks made for a dramatic moment in the trial — and clearly benefited the defense — but drew no immediate objection from the prosecutors.