Sentence examples for object to a change from inspiring English sources

For linear or translational motion, resistance of an object to a change ofstate in motion is measured in terms of mass and is given by Newton's law asfollows: F = m a. Open image in new window (35).

Inertia is a basic law of physics -- "the resistance of any physical object to a change in its state of motion or rest, or the tendency of an object to resist any change in its motion".

Would Xanterra have objected to a change that allowed them to ban plastic water bottles?

When John Drummond, then controller of BBC Radio 3, objected to a change at the corporation, an administrator accused him of being "tainted by experience".

Big oil and gas companies objected to a change in the accounting rules that would have prevented them from artificially lowering their profits, and their tax bills.

On Oct. 8 Lincoln filed its own papers objecting to a change in Barnes's trust, which gave Lincoln the power to nominate four of the five Barnes trustees.

She added, "We object to a policy change that doesn't appear to reflect any actual change in reality".

The firms, which include Brazil's Petrobras and Spain's Repsol YPF, have invested some $3.5 billion and object to a unilateral change in their contracts.

But a zoning hearing last month caused a lot of noise, mostly from people who objected to a proposed change that would require residential lots to be a minimum of four acres, an increase from the current three acres.

There was momentary consternation on Monday when one member objected to a constitutional change put through in 15 minutes after the president's death that lowered the age for president to 34, not coincidentally the age of the son.

It has at least twice the volume and thirty times the mass (the resistance an object offers to a change in its speed or direction of motion) of the Empire Sate Building in New York, and built from individual stones weighing up to 70 tons each.