Sentence examples for objected to the language from inspiring English sources

Several judges had objected to the language this summer.

Beatings and book burnings have occurred when one group objected to the language of the author.

Committee members from Alaska and many of the Western states objected to the language, saying it would hurt local economies.

When he learned that church leaders had objected to the language of the marriage legislation, he invited its lawyers to the Capitol to vent their frustration.

The union had objected to the language in Mr. Schwarzenegger's statement, which calls the recall effort "special interest politics at its worst".

The United States repeatedly said Friday that it objected to the language singling out Israel, but accepted it because consensus on the overall document underscored President Obama's commitment to eliminate nuclear weapons.

A mere 170 attacked the program, he said, and most objected to the rough language in it.

Those who objected to the jihad language used by the American government (good versus evil, civilization versus barbarism) were accused of condoning the attacks, or at least the legitimacy of the grievances behind the attacks.

Republicans have objected to the abortion language, so on Sunday, the leader of the breakaway Senate Democrats, Jeffrey D. Klein, of the Bronx, introduced a women's rights package that omitted the abortion provision.

Democrats objected to the abortion language in general, but more so because the bill expanded the Hyde Amendment to include private funds.

Grassley also objected to the tribal language, saying it was the first time the committee would "extend tribal jurisdiction over non-Indians".