Sentence examples for objected to a change from inspiring English sources

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

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.

They objected to a change to Rule 12 that would allow Republican leaders to make changes to party rules between conventions.

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".

Airlines, already financially strapped, depend on business fliers who are the most likely to object to a change in the rules.

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.

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.

In a Facebook message posted late Monday night, Ms. Palin objected to a proposed rule changes that would give the Republican nominee more control over choosing delegates to the 2016 convention.

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.