Sentence examples for loud objection from inspiring English sources

And no school wants the negative attention that voicing a loud objection would certainly attract.

"Did you ever think that you would get it?" asked Amy Puerto, one of the assistant district attorneys prosecuting the case, prompting a loud objection from Mr. Gottlieb.

In-vitro fertilization came here early, and there has been public debate over stem cell research without much loud objection from opponents of abortion, as has been the case in the United States.

Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone during the 1990s, despite the loud objections of local ranchers.

They had also dropped their long distance telephone and Internet service, despite loud objections from their four children.

In late 2008, to loud objections from the art-loving public, its board contemplated closing the museum and selling its collection or merging with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Loud objections also come from the Kurds, who believe that Turkey is bent on suppressing the Syrian Kurds (many of whom support the PKK).

The changes were all announced, executives in the military industry noted, when Congress was out of town on a spring break and less able to mount loud objections.

This legacy of trade secrecy became a fundamental principal of the patenting system here, and during debate over the legislation, the new provision prompted some loud objections.

DOBBS FERRY - STOP&SHOP'S plan to replace its rundown food market here with a superstore nearly twice the size is drawing loud objections.

These setbacks are recycled from the Congressional trash bin in the fiscal 2013 spending bill for federal health, labor and education programs approved by a House appropriations subcommittee on July 18 over loud objections from Democratic members to these and other provisions.