Sentence examples for might raise objections from inspiring English sources

Public officials might raise objections over seemingly minor details if Lucent was about to come under the control of a foreign company.

It appears to be yet another patent based on business methods already widely used in an important and growing part of the economy -- and one that might raise objections from the companies already engaged in consumer profiling.

Such opposition might raise objections concerning over-prescribing and over-diagnosing.

Asked whether the European Union regulators might raise antitrust objections, he said, "We have been in extensive contact with the authorities in Brussels, and they have not had any issues" so far.

Although the objects that we sense put constraints on the images that we produce of them, we produce those images in their entirety.[29] Her mechanist opponents might raise the objection, and we might object as well, that the power by which we produce such images is mysterious and occult, and not at all explanatory.

He felt comfortable dissing black people because he is Asian, she is white and he did not believe there was any interested party present who might raise an objection.

Though Burton died at 58 a full 28 years ago, publication probably awaited the death of Taylor, who might have raised objections.

Lawyers involved in the case said they thought companies in the low-end server market, as well as competitors to Microsoft's streaming media software, might have raised objections about the bundling of Windows Media Player, spurring the commission to act.

But the changes could raise objections from consumer advocates, who have warned previously that these sorts of moves might limit access to coverage for people who need it.

Our proposal is certain to raise objections.

Everybody's going to raise objections and start heckling..