Sentence examples for objection issues from inspiring English sources

But later that year the High Court ruled it did not properly cover counselling and conscientious objection issues.

However, later that year the High Court ruled it did not properly cover counselling and conscientious objection issues.

Not all the objections issue from grief and anger.

The ultimate ruling in the case, the company said, was partly based on "assertions which were not included in the statement of objections issued in April 2000, and which the company has therefore not been able to refute".

The European Commission's statement of objections, issued in August, also contended that Microsoft had illegally bundled its media-playing software with Windows to undermine competition in the fast-growing new market for online music and video software.

The "statement of objections " issued by the European commissioner for competition, Margrethe Vestager of Denmark, on Wednesday accuses the world's biggest gas producer of charging eight EU member states in eastern Europe up to 40% more for their gas than elsewhere in the EU.

Meanwhile, stepping away from the Android allegations, another EC antitrust investigation pertaining to Google — the long-running probe into the Google Shopping search price comparison service — is still ongoing, with Vestager noting today that her department has received and is currently analyzing Google's response to the Statement of Objections issued last year.

The Palestinians fear the plan will be derailed by Israel objections on issues like freezing construction on Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.

The Telegraph reported that Miliband said: "People always have to have the right to make their objections, planning issues and so on.

During a visit to Gwadar, a strategic port near the Iranian border, the Guardian was prevented from reporting outside the confines of a hotel, despite the trip being covered by a no objection certificate issued by the information ministry in Islamabad.

Still, it is surely right to keep a wary eye on whether the things firms do in the name of good citizenship are truly in the best interests of society as a whole.The "sideshow" objection takes issue with the assumption, all too common among executives and activists alike, that the pursuit of profitable business is not a socially responsible thing in its own right.