Sentence examples for objection among from inspiring English sources

I expect there is some objection among his colleagues — I'm guessing Scalia — so he doesn't want to push it.

He heard of no objection among the members of his mosque, and brushed aside objections in the Christian camp.

There has been some objection among farmers' groups in agricultural India, who argue that the film trivialises the suicides.

The rotating hold involves a group of like-minded senators who regularly shift the objection among themselves, making the perpetrator harder to identify.

Ironically, the position of moderate union leaders in national war coalitions was strengthened by objection among workers to the war and to the sacrifices demanded of them.

On each and every page, someone has gone through the book with magic marker and blotted out the children's faces, perhaps because of an objection among some strict Muslims to depicting human images.

But Neilson can be ruthless on his clients' behalf, and some of his business practices raise objections among other philanthropic managers.

The earliest objections among insurance providers and employers had to do with whether mental disorders existed at all, according to Howard Goldman, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Maryland school of medicine.

Faced with resistance from Moscow, objections among NATO allies and opposition from Democrats about to assume control of the Senate, the Bush administration needs to reassess its missile defense plans and scale them back to a realistic level.

More Politics News The proposal for a commission died when its supporters could not muster enough votes in the Senate to push it ahead, reflecting unwillingness among many Republicans to back any move toward tax increases and objections among Democrats to the prospect of deep spending cuts in Medicare and Medicaid.

Her comments came in the context of explaining why she thought it was "critical that we promote diversity" by appointing more women and members of minorities as judges, and they provoked objections among other panelists who pointed out that she had graduated summa cum laude from Princeton and been an editor on Yale's law journal.