Sentence examples for longer object from inspiring English sources

After days of debate, a majority of lawmakers no longer object to the agreement itself, which would end the presence of American troops here in three years.

Cameron is understood to have made it clear to José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European commission, in a telephone call on Wednesday that Britain would no longer object to using the ECJ to enforce the new treaty.

Virginia, for example, refuses to publicize each fund's separate results, even though lots of private equity firms no longer object.

Using the example 'Warsaw of 1830 is smaller bigger than Warsaw of 1930', Leśniewski proposes to consider 'Warsaw in 1830' and 'Warsaw in 1930' as denoting time-slices of the temporally much longer object he calls 'Warsaw from the beginning to the end of its existence'.

For the object fixation duration analysis (Figure 2a), there was a significant main effect of culture (F 1, 29) = 8.09, p<.01, η2 = .22) due to the US participants having longer object fixations than the Singapore participants (254.2 ms vs. 170.3 ms).

In exchange, Ms. Kahn plans to tell the board that she no longer objects to the project.

But on Thursday the city sent a letter to the governor indicating that it no longer objected to the bill.

Food stamps now fortify the family income by $623 a month, and Mr. Mangold, who is still patching together odd jobs, no longer objects.

Bob Stein, the executive director of the Institute for the Future of the Book, believes books are no longer objects, but places.

For its part, now that the Novorossiysk pipeline is open, the Russian government says it no longer objects to construction of a a second pipeline on the Azerbaijan-to-Turkey route that the United States has favored.

Slowly but steadily Orbán figured out that although "America First" does not necessarily mean support for other radical right leaders, it does mean that the US no longer objects to their authoritarian policies either.