Sentence examples for objection claims from inspiring English sources

Another objection claims that robots consisting of computers and sensors and having the ability to move about and manipulate things in their environment would be capable of learning Chinese in much the same way that human children acquire their first languages.

Schmitt's implicit reply to this objection claims that the applicability of legal norms presupposes a general condition of social normality.

This objection claims that biologists cannot improve upon the classical explanations of transmission phenomena by citing molecular details.

That is, the objection claims that individual things are individual in virtue of features that contingently characterize them, which confuses things with their features.

Similarly, the objection claims, the straightforward translation of this into first-order logic using '∃x' for 'some' should carry no existential import.

The unconnectability objection claims that the terminology of classical genetics cannot be redefined at the molecular level in terms of DNA.

Yes, exactly so — and who now wants to step up with a wayd-a-minnit objection, claiming that Madison Bumgarner, though he actually emerged from there — we saw him — did not exactly represent the Giants' bullpen last night?

Yes, exactly so and who now wants to step up with a wayd-a-minnit objection, claiming that Madison Bumgarner, though he actually emerged from there we saw him did not exactly represent the Giants' bullpen last night?

Opponents of conscientious objection claim that referrals cannot carry the ethical gravity of the actual performance of abortions, and that a right to conscientious objection to referrals could jeopardize women's right to abortion [ 5].

The proposal was advanced last year, but stalled when Ms Banerjee threw her weight behind objections, claiming that foreign retailers would cost local jobs.

Other objections claim that it undermines our ordinary practice.