Sentence examples for making any objection from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of officers from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are embedded in the militias as leaders and advisers without Washington making any objection.

None of the other diners – for all that they weren't smoking themselves – made any objection.

Goals as morally grand as defeating terrorism and ending tyranny make any objection to the program for reasons of logic or practicality look puny, niggling, and cynical.

The Ethics Committee of the Université catholique de Louvain approved this study and did not make any objection from the point of view of the ethics defined by the Declaration of Helsinki.

Nobody made any objections about my age.

Neither Rodriguez, who was once Madonna's insignificant other, nor the flight attendants' union, made any public objection.

Yet it has already been watered down to meet French objections, making any fines not automatic but subject to approval by governments.

In cobbling together language that allowed each country to claim to have avoided making any concessions that would bring objections at home, the Doha negotiations put off resolving the really difficult issues.

One may make an objection: What about a general in command of an army?

He would make objection after objection.

Nor will it make any immediate legal objection to the talks taking place.