Sentence examples for manage objections from inspiring English sources
Forget the cozy conversation around your sale, just make your pitch, manage objections, make sure there is a fit and need – then make it happen!
He managed to overcome objections by wary architecture aficionados and some local residents, and, with the help of Bâtiments de France and the landmark commission, the state organizations responsible for safeguarding listed landmarks, he obtained permission to restore the Mallet-Stevens exterior and the interiors as they were in the Popesco plan.
The answer is probably: lots of expensive and time consuming legal battles (assuming the homeless person can get legal advice); a costly recruitment drive to expand council homeless units in order to investigate hundreds of out-of-borough "suitability" offers and manage the subsequent wave of objections; and much grief for homeless families.
If France has trouble accommodating a big Muslim population, some ask, how can Europe manage a whole country?The other French objection concerns the changing nature of Europe.
A 2012 Arab miniseries "Omar" on the exploits of a seventh century Muslim ruler and companion of the Prophet Mohammad also managed to defy clerics' objections and air on a Gulf-based satellite television channel.
"As long as you manage the local environmental risks – which are serious – then there's no objection.
It did not manage to suppress all manners of subtle heresy; why should it successfully suppress the most obvious and radical objection to the whole business?
One objection to electric cars is that petrol packs six times more joules of energy into a kilogram than a battery can manage.
John McCain is a long-standing campaigner against pork-barrel spending.Mr Stevens managed to roll over the objections to his bridge in the Senate.
And that, in turn, is why it took a war to end the Great Depression; there's nothing special about military spending from an economic point of view, but as a political matter Hitler managed to override the usual objections to stimulus.
