Sentence examples for objected to the application from inspiring English sources

Councillor Paul Chaundy, Jo Carter and Keith Hyde also objected to the application.

Local neighbour and former councillor Michael Michael was one of five to object and Councillor Lisa Ford objected to the application saying: "The reason I'm speaking is on behalf of residents who have contacted me as well.

Ward councillors and a number of local businesses, including a nearby children's day nursery, had objected to the application.

But in a report for Cherwell Council's planning committee the Environment Agency objected to the application as did Oxfordshire County Council.

Democrats were not consulted about which documents would be deemed confidential and they objected to the application of that designation to many of them, she added.

The Later Middle Ages saw a reaction against scholasticism led by John Duns Scotus (d. 1308) and William of Ockham (d. c. 1348), both of whom objected to the application of reason to faith.

Secretary of the Penarth Marina Residents Association Alwyn Evanssaidid the group would be objecting to the application on the ground the skyflyer was "visually intrusive, in an inappropriate location, and would cause increased parking problems".

After objecting to the application process this week, Harry Jacobs, a local Democratic lawyer, said in filing suit that he would seek to identify those votes cast through the modified ballot applications.

It would be inconsistent with public policy, and the department "intends to object" to the application unless it is modified so the new structures stay within the existing facility, he said.

Jenny Randerson, AM, objects to the application, having serious concerns about the level of parking which she does not believe will be adequate to serve the proposed five flats, the extended shop and its customers.

Objecting to the application, novelist Ian McEwan wrote: "To industrialise an area of great and fragile beauty for a near negligible gain is entirely against the spirit of any environmental policy rooted in common sense and practical solutions.