That objection, by the way, is bogus.
7 1 OBJECTION!, by Nancy Grace with Diane Clehane.
Their foremost objection by far, however, was to his religion: Smith was a devout Roman Catholic.
But Robinson skirted this potential objection by making her novel swerve away from the traditionally novelistic.
The legislature is currently in informal session, meaning an objection by one lawmaker can hold up the change.
Federal habeas corpus, a fundamental safeguard of freedom, was ravaged by legislation signed without objection by President Clinton.
Since 1867, 12 presidents have made more than 285 such appointments, without constitutional objection by the Senate.
Pro-agreement unionists meet this objection by suggesting that first the IRA will in some way hand over arms.
Mr. Greenspan's nomination was approved by voice vote without objection by 11 senators on the 20-member committee.
After sustained objection by all sides of the house and after concerted pressure by human rights campaigners, these provisions were dropped from the bill.
But restoring impoundment authority wouldn't resolve the objection by line-item veto opponents that the idea just gives the president too much power.
