Sentence examples for objected to the ruling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scott objected to the ruling on Thursday.
Eli Lilly has objected to the ruling, contending that the test should be covered without restriction.
The Bloomberg administration objected to the ruling, as it objected to the call for an investigation of the Police Department — in each instance sounding as if it had been schooled in the politics of defensiveness by the same mentors who brought us Dick Cheney.
Following the Supreme Court's decision legalizing gay marriage nationwide last month, some Kentucky clerks who objected to the ruling based on religious grounds devised a canny work-around: They stopped issuing marriage licenses not only to gay couples but to anyone.
She said it was too soon to say what the group's next step would be, though it will have the right to object to the ruling.
Devona Wyant Lincolnton, N.C., Dec. 28, 2007 To the Editor: As a retiree, I object to the ruling by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to allow employers to reduce or eliminate health benefits for retirees at age 65.
Google itself is objecting to the ruling in the strongest terms – although this is as much to do with its unwillingness to spend money in public arbitration as it is in the defence of high-minded ideals.
What's most extraordinary about Thomas's dissenting opinion in the abortion case is not that he objects to the ruling; as he noted, "I remain fundamentally opposed to the Court's abortion jurisprudence".
The FPI's Novel Chaidir Bamukmin, a witness in the case, told suara.com that "we object to the ruling because it's far from what we expected".
Mr. Heebner's lawyer objected to the trustee's ruling, and at a hearing in February 1998 in federal bankruptcy court in Florida, the investor told his story.
The director of the museum, Looström, objected to the board's ruling, and he declared the painting to illustrate a "ritual killing" and he would rather the wall remain empty.
