Sentence examples for objected to the introduction from inspiring English sources

Many advocates, while welcoming some of the changes, objected to the introduction of the death penalty.

Over half said they objected to the introduction of the profit motive.

At his trial in the state court, petitioner, through his attorney, objected to the introduction of evidence obtained as a result of the execution of the warrant.

All four defendants objected to the introduction of the guns into evidence, arguing that the State had not adequately demonstrated a connection between the guns and the defendants.

Instead, he objected to the introduction of a new textbook in high schools that described the different rites of Sunni and Shiite Islam.

At his parole violation hearing, respondent objected to the introduction of the evidence obtained during the search of his home on the ground that the search was unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment.

The Russians might object to the introduction of a competitor to their space-transport service.

In a recent poll by Tempo magazine, the nation's leading newsweekly, 60percentt of those questioned said they would not object to the introduction of Sharia, the often harsh Muslim system of justice.

Although petitioner did not object to the introduction of this evidence at the trial (227 Md., at 619—620, 177 at2d, at 879), the rationale of Hamilton v. Alabama, supra, does not rest, as we shall see, on a showing of prejudice.

It is clear that counsel for petitioner in the trial court—a lawyer of 50 years' trial experience in the criminal courts, including service on the bench—did not object to the introduction of the statements made by the petitioner or ask for a preliminary hearing.

I don't object to the introduction of new commentors, Adam Simon Mannnn is fine, just don't try and pull the wool over our eyes with the 'couple of more current names' viewpoint, especially when you contradict yourself with the continued inclusion of Boycott and Marks.