Sentence examples for objection's from inspiring English sources

In a clever tactical move, Horne conjoined the state of Arizona's objection's to "TUSD's objections," as a reminder of an internal battle being waged inside TUSD by the supporters of the acclaimed Mexican American Studies program, the fumbling school board and TUSD Superintendent John Pedicone, who has drawn national condemnation for his use of excessive police force and tactics.

To repeat, the objection's upshot is that even granting Pascal all his premises, still wagering for God is not rationally required.

The interpretation on which the objection's premise is most obviously true is that of sense (1) or sense (2) above: Representation can occur without its subject's being aware of it, and/or without the subject's introspecting it.

If, rather, sense (3) is intended, the assumption would be fine, because tautologous (a quality cannot occur without a quality occurring); but the objection's premise would be, in effect, a flat and question-begging denial of strong representationalism, saying that the relevant representation can occur without a sensory quality occurring.

That is, the objection's third flawed presupposition is that the best health-science default rule, given scientific uncertainty, is the pure-science rule to minimize false positives.

This objection's arrow would hit the arrow that ran from "We are governed by the laws of physics" to "There is no free will".

Prisoners do not have the vote despite the court's objection to Britain's ban.

The Gathings committee's objection to "Women's Barracks" was simply an objection to homosexuality and other forms of "deviance".

It has dropped the previous government's objection to Russia's bid to join the OECD, a rich-country club.

An example from the past is the church's objection to Galileo's theory that Earth orbits the sun.

I have already mentioned Pepper's objection that Dewey's theory is not sufficiently pragmatic (Pepper 1939).