Sentence examples for objection of those from inspiring English sources

Harvesting the blastocyst-stage cells kills the embryo, a principal objection of those who oppose the research.

Over the objection of those in North Carolina, the canal was built.

Kathleen Brown's 1994 stand cemented the Democratic Party's position on the right side, from the standpoint of long-term politics, of Prop 187, over the objection of those Democrats who preferred a low-key sort of neutrality.

And I suspect the objection of those same officials to the release of this report is really focused on that disclosure -- torture's ineffectiveness -- because we gave up much in the expectation that torture would make us safer.

Over the objections of those who favoured restraint, Bush increased the U.S. military presence in the Persian Gulf region to about 500,000 troops within a few months.

The homeowners are talking about paying for it themselves despite the objections of those who want to study the environmental impact such sand dredging might cause.

The revision is doing little to quell objections of those who worry that the project would slow the westerly flow of sand.

That is the reform that President Obama and some members of Congress have been pushing for, against the objections of those who would rather complain about immigrant workers than fix the system.

The decision came after a year of study, in which a committee weighed the district's longstanding tradition and American Indian heritage with the objections of those who felt the use of the mascot was insulting.

Instead, he expressed his hope that a "transparent and inclusive" process would produce a bipartisan consensus, overcoming the objections of those who had a financial stake in the status quo.

Social Security became law over the ideological objections of those who believed that government was best which governed least and that individuals should fend for themselves or rely on charity.