Sentence examples for noisy objection from inspiring English sources
(When "Sensation" went to the Brooklyn Museum of Art in 1999, it was Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's noisy objection to elephant dung attached to a painting of the Virgin Mary that ensured the show was noticed).
The noisy objection of a diminishing minority of Cuban exiles, like their Nationalist Chinese and South Vietnamese predecessors, has little strategic or political significance at this point.
Mr. Straus then kept the position in 2011 over the noisy objections of some of the Republican Party's loudest conservatives.
He will fight hard to keep alive his once-in-a-century chance of reform, but is likely to be outgunned by noisy objections from Tory MPs.
The Fund wants higher taxes on alcohol and fuel, and better tax collection.Anticipating noisy objections from the Duma, Mr Stepashin threatened to call a confidence vote over the IMF-backed laws, triggering a fresh political and constitutional row which would lead to the parliament's early dissolution.
If they hoped to avoid noisy objections, well then it worked.
The real surprise is how many relatively good things have passed into law, given the Communists' noisy pro-forma objections to anything smacking of liberalism.
For years, efforts to bring a Formula One race to the streets of an American city have failed in part over residents' objections to noisy gas guzzlers whizzing past their homes.
The northern "Lisvane and Radyr route" for the M4 was eventually chosen after a number of noisy public enquiries and active objections by residents from both communities.
With the PPP's support, this law was partially repealed.Ms Bhutto, despite much noisy bluster about the sanctity of democracy, would have no principled objection to forming a partnership with General Musharraf.
