Sentence examples for main objections raised from inspiring English sources

In fact, the memo acknowledges that two of the main objections raised by the treaty's critics have already been addressed.

The main objection raised by Mr. Cahill is his concern that contrary to suggestions made by power authority officials, the cable could bring more pollution in the city.

The main objection raised by West Sussex highways officials centred on the fact that Celtique's baseline traffic survey had counted any vehicle over 1.5 tonnes as a heavy goods vehicle, despite the official Design Manual for Roads and Bridges giving 3.5 tonnes as the minimum weight of an HGV.

Like the other theories of political obligation, however, the membership account has met with considerable criticism, with three main objections being raised (Simmons 1996; Wellman 1997; Dagger 2000).

Among objections raised, two may be mentioned.

There were no ethical objections raised against the study.

In any case the main objection Scanlon raises seems to be that purely rational choice and agreement based in individuals' interests is not representative of or relevant to moral justification of principles.

In this article, Searle sets out the argument, and then replies to the half-dozen main objections that had been raised during his earlier presentations at various university campuses (see next section).

(This is an objection raised in Fodor (1990c)).

Critics have raised two main objections to the current handling of options.

It eloquently restated all the main objections that had already been raised against the Critique since its first publication, and were to be repeated again against it, in a variety of forms, in the years to come.