If there are no major objections, then we bring [the deal] to a global deal call, where partners around the world come together once a week, and we walk through our investment case.
Lawyers for Davis had argued in court papers that if she couldn't be accommodated based on her religious objections, "then elected officials have no real religious freedom when they take public office".
On multiple occasions, for example, he has sustained objections, then listened as essentially the same question was repeated, objected to and sustained a dozen times.
He silently nods, occasionally tries to raise an objection, then sits back with a resigned smile, waiting for his turn to speak.
If the Attorney General interposes an objection, then the change is not precleared and may not be implemented.
If there is an objection then you can play a game to see who gets the item.
And that's why it will be worth taking some time to ask ourselves, well, what about Plato's objections then?
In 1996, the Thomson Corporation bought West Publishing, passing regulatory muster over librarians' objections, then later sold its journals to the Dutch publisher Wolters Kluwer.
If you feel that the police are encouraging or facilitating the filming despite your valid objections then it is arguable that would amount to a breach of the code.
Although South Africa is said to have more than five million H.I.V.-positive residents, more than any other nation, government handouts of antiretrovirals have been waylaid for years, first by high-level objections, then by bureaucratic difficulties.
Warr wanted UCL to withdraw its objections, then Falcon could "make an immediate impact with the Emiratis … I do not envisage involving Lord Deighton at this stage unless it has already reached crisis point".
