Sentence examples for means to object from inspiring English sources

Josh Lerner, an economist at Harvard Business School, faults the bill for not giving third parties a means to object to a patent before it is granted.

If the government does this to other states, which might have the capacity to detect its spying and which certainly have the means to object to it, what is it doing to defenceless citizens?

In part, protesters said, the march was meant to object to the police decision last Saturday to close Zuccotti Park and arrest more than 70 people gathered there.

Porta's magic is thus less a way to improve one's own mind or to communicate with divine forces, and more a means to manipulate objects and human beings with crafty tricks.

The innovation is designed to operate as a second screen opening up new gaming possibilities: early examples see it act as a map, a gun scope, and means to see objects otherwise hidden on the main display.

Besides the analytic question of what it means to assert that objects exist independently of the mind, metaphysical realism also raises epistemological problems: how can we obtain knowledge of a mind-independent world?

At an early stage of mental life the child will experience pleasure from some object say an apple and transfers the pleasant sensation to the object, so that it becomes part of the content of the apple, a part of what that object means to the child, or, better, a part of what the child sees in that object.

"To be," said of the object, means to be perceived; "to be," said of the subject, means to perceive.

Choose a photo of a meteorite and make up your own creative story of what the object means to a particular culture/community.

Some verb-endings even say where the action of the verb takes place relative to the speaker: gwerantena means "to place a large object in a low place nearby".

According to this principle, to make a judgement means to judge about an object that is given in presentation.