Sentence examples for increasing objections from inspiring English sources

Many of the increasing objections filed with the commission in recent weeks centered on privacy issues, rather than on the ways that a Google-DoubleClick merger would affect competition.

A year later, amid increasing objections from the oil industry, the Securities and Exchange Commission has yet to finalise the rules that the law stipulates for extractive-industry companies listed in America.

The deal, which has been held up in regulatory scrutiny for months, has faced increasing objections from the DoJ during its negotiations.

Inevitably Wolfe broke with Perkins, writing to him: "You know and I know that beginning with 'Look Homeward, Angel,' and mounting steadily there has been a constantly increasing objection and opposition to what I wanted to do, which phrased itself in various forms, but which had the total effect of dampening my hope, cooling my enthusiasm and almost nullifying my creative capacity".

But in their final form the new rules were even more protective of consumers' privacy than the Clinton administration had at first proposed, prompting the industry to increase its objections.

Objections to increasing availability come from many quarters.

In the draft code put out for consultation, that included objections to increasing numbers.

And it's not at all clear that the official opposition Labour party has any philosophical objections to increasing the capabilities of the surveillance state.

LORING: I have no objection to increasing regulation of IVF.

"We have no objection whatsoever to increasing wages," Mr. Callaghan said.

A statement from Grandtop to the Stock Exchange read: "The Premier League has confirmed to Grandtop that it has no objection to Grandtop increasing its stake in Birmingham City PLC to over 30%.