Sentence examples for objection for the from inspiring English sources

The question whether the letter, if obtained in the manner alleged, would have been competent evidence, is not before us, and therefore no foundation is laid under this objection for the exercise of our jurisdiction.

Now, on one of the -- I just discussed this with Senator Sessions, but I'll make the formal request: is there any objection for the committee now proceeding to a closed session, which is a routine practice we've followed for every nominee since back when Senator Biden was chairman of this committee?

The Medical Ethics Committee of Erasmus University Medical Center reviewed the proposal and issued a "declaration of no objection" for the ENDORSE project.

If pooling is done – in spite of this objection – for the main endpoint myocardial infarction (MI), we in fact surprisingly observe that the pooled 2 × 2-table provides the contrary: the risk of MI for the treated individuals is 0.0055 and therefore less than for the control group (0.0059), see Table 1.

Following his outlining of his case, he was inundated with queries and objections for the best part of three hours.

Still, he saved his strongest objections for the Republicans, faulting them for opposing abortion rights and favoring vouchers for public schools.

On the health-care issue, Collins and Alexander left an hour-long meeting with McConnell earlier Monday blaming Democrats' abortion objections for the impasse.

Mr. Silver, who represents Manhattan's Lower East Side, has reserved his strongest objections for the failure to plan on an extension of the Second Avenue subway to Lower Manhattan.

Many countries are now arguing, over Japanese objections, for the establishment of whale sanctuaries in which all whaling will be banned.

On the health-care issue, Collins and Alexander left an hour-long meeting with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). on Monday afternoon saying the issue remained unresolved, and they blamed Democrats' abortion objections for the impasse.

In a memorandum to his colleagues, the senator, Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican in the upper chamber and his party's point man on the treaty, called New Start, detailed his objections for the first time since declaring last week that there was not enough time to consider the treaty this year.