Sentence examples for met objections from inspiring English sources

They had portrayed such a maneuver as a back-door way for House Republicans to begin enacting $61 billion in cuts that have met objections in the Senate.

But his candidacy has met objections from Bronx Democratic politicians who criticize him for having a style considered too folksy and unpolished.

Binz's nomination met objections from coal interests and conservative groups, as well as Republicans and a key Democrat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.

The decision was likely to meet objections from the Senate.

A studio spokesman declined to say what the problem had been, or whether the film had been edited to meet objections from China's censors.

Romney said his plan to have an alcohol-free medals plaza, as outlined in a memo to committee trustees, should not meet objections from Anderson.

But the decision is likely to meet objections from the Senate, where senior lawmakers are insisting on the drilling plan, a priority for President Bush.

At the end of December, lower-ranking diplomats agreed in Brussels to the shape of a European oil embargo on Iran, vowing to meet objections by some states that have significant oil imports from Iran, including Italy, Spain and Greece.

For most cosmologists, this marked the end of the steady-state theory, even though Hoyle and his collaborators continued to tweak and adjust the theory to try to meet objections.

The concept of a finite deity developing through time was also proposed (e.g., by Charles Hartshorne) to meet objections to some of these concepts: If God is immutable, how can God be aware of successive events in time?

If the United States and its allies allow Iran to continue enriching uranium for a number of months, or longer, the approach is bound to meet objections, from both conservatives in the United States and from the new Israeli government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.