There was no hint of the culture trouble; and as evidence of the apparent resolve to give one's neighbors a wide berth on matters religious, there were no objections, either, when the Renaissance Choir sang a song with lyrics direct from the Gospel of Matthew, "Where two or three are gathered in My name, there will I be also".
In Miami-Dade County, the canvassing board rejected 209 out of 312 votes, to almost no objection from either party.
I have no objection to either effect, but oh! how the eye -- the mind -- craves the relief of some fine detail amid all those high or plural generalizations.
Each departure from classical quantificational logic we have considered originated from an objection to either axioms of pure quantificational logic or the Tarskian definition of satisfaction in a model by an assignment of objects to the variables of the language.
And what often goes hand in hand with the explanation objection, in either form, is the view that the sciences more generally are inadequate to the task of predicting, explaining, or otherwise accounting for the mental life of present-day human beings.
"It had to go through basically without objection in either chamber of Congress, and that's an incredibly difficult feat in this political context.
Therefore, it is likely that the views of those with a strong moral objection to either embryo experimentation and/or stem cell research are underrepresented here.
One difference between reformed epistemology and fideism is that the former requires defence against known objections, such as the Argument from Evil, whereas the latter might dismiss such objections as either irrelevant or, worse, intellectual temptations.
For Congress to pass legislation over the objections of either industry would be difficult.
