Sentence examples for object to terms from inspiring English sources
The sort of people who object to terms of endearment are what I think of as the boiled potato brigade.
But it ended in failure after Mr Karzai objected to terms already agreed upon by the interlocutors.
Microsoft is now fighting a move by a number of American states, which object to the terms of the settlement.
But he also went out of his way to praise Ted Turner, the founder of CNN and an AOL Time Warner director who has been said to object to potential terms of the joint venture under discussion.
This system treats robot's information as a Behavior Element Object (BEO) and a Task Object (TO) in terms of Object Oriented paradigm.
But the public disclosure of which countries support or object to which terms, is new.
Mr. Kirby does not object to the term, but says that he's not an informer.
"It is surprising to me that liberals and progressives object to the term 'government schools,'" he said on the show.
I don't think Davies, versatile and eclectic, her music hard to pigeon-hole, would object to the term as other composers might.
It often appears as though Dawkins and his followers – often dubbed the New Atheists, though some object to the term – want to change the country's science community in a lasting way.
