Sentence examples for joined objections from inspiring English sources

It has joined objections to several wind farm developments recently on the grounds that they might harm birds, but its conservation director, Martin Harper, says a large body of scientific evidence shows "appropriately located windfarms have negligible impacts" on bird populations".

Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz, whose department oversees the nuclear arsenal, joined in the objections, administration officials confirmed.

He is among the few European leaders who have not criticized the administration for its threats of military action to depose Saddam Hussein in Iraq or joined in European objections to Washington's strong tilt toward Israel in the Mideast conflict.

The Lords will be vociferous – but will enough Tory MPs join that objection?

The question is whether the relatively moderate Republicans in the House will join their objection.

It is also urged that the record shows that the case when tried was not at issue; at least, under the rules of the lower court, was not triable until after issue joined, and this objection is set up because of the failure of the plaintiff to file a replication after the court had decided that the plea of res judicata was a correct plea under the local practice.

Others joined in that objection.

A raucous meeting ended only when Agoco promised to keep the head of its management committee, whom the oil workers had chosen when they joined the uprising, despite objections from the transitional national council, the rebels' fledgling government.

Colorado Representative Jared Polis joined the chorus of objections on the House floor, elaborating on how limited consumers are with regard to ISPs.

With changes made in the Senate — most notably a cap on how interest rates could climb and locking in interest rates for the life of each year's loan — Democrats dropped their objections and joined Republicans in backing the bill.

But in an interview, he said his government intended to maintain Georgia's pro-Western orientation and would press ahead with efforts to join NATO, despite objections from Moscow.