(Such an objection was made, belatedly, on July 14th).
In view of the leniency shown by German courts to Nazi murderers, it was difficult not to suspect that this objection was made in bad faith.
The same objection was made when a question was asked about the role that water had played in Jamadi's interrogation.
Kenneth N. Klee, a professor emeritus at the University of California, Los Angeles, law school and a consultant to lobbyists on the Trust Indenture Act, said: "The primary objection being made by those opposed to this amendment is that Congress needs to hold extensive hearings.
When the objection was made, as it often was, that the powerful miners' groups wouldn't stand for legalisation, Horsfall was able to point out that he ran his campaign from a house in a mining village where he lived with another man and had never had any trouble with the neighbours.
The objection was made strongly by Peter Geach in an article (1965) citing Gottlob Frege; so it has come to be known as the "Frege-Geach" objection.
This objection was made in the first substantial review of the first edition of the Critique, written from an empiricist point of view by Christian Garve and then redacted by J.H. Feder in 1782 (in Sassen 2000).
In a case of a complicated fracture through the inner half of the epiphyseal line of the lower end of the femur, objection was made to the removal of the staples which were employed to retain the fragment in position, because of the condition of the patient.
