Sentence examples for object to certain from inspiring English sources
Why might some age groups object to certain types of content more than others?
When conservatives object to certain moral views, the fashion these days is to call those views relativist.
"It is not uncommon, however, for companies to object to certain demands for documents made in litigation.
It could object to certain buyers either because they are too-big-to-fail banks or because, like GE today, they rely on risky wholesale borrowing.
The White House had hoped to have the renewal in hand by the time Mr. Bush arrived in Japan, but a handful of Senate Republicans object to certain provisions in the bill and are blocking it.
But you know, the thing with prayers is that it can be extremely personal and some people may object to certain things said or how it is said – but that's life, isn't it?
SAC objected to certain aspects of the subpoenas.
It also objected to certain noncompetition provisions for employees sought by Sir Martin.
The company sent a 20-page letter to the Federal Trade Commission last week in which it objected to certain proposed revisions of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or Coppa.
There was also a strong Aristotelian influence— though a minority of 2nd-century Platonists, notably Atticus and, to a lesser extent, Gaius Calvenus Taurus, objected to certain Aristotelian doctrines.
"No country is vetoing this target or that one; it's not like Kosovo," where in 1999 some countries objected to certain bombing targets, said a senior NATO official, asking anonymity in accordance with diplomatic practice.
