Yes, there is a new per-child tax credit, she says, ticking her objections off on her fingers, but that paltry $500 hardly "redistributes the nation's wealth to those with children," as Burkett claims.
His efforts were met with strong objection from off-road vehicle enthusiasts, but in 1994 the federal California Desert Protection Act was passed, designating numerous wilderness areas in the state.
Their objection set off a rarely used rule that prevents committees from meeting while the full Senate is in session.
The proposition of a population-wide intervention, specifically one that is individualized to each participant's health/risk profile, is usually met with an off-the-cuff objection of being too expensive and too labour intensive.
The remains were exhumed from a central memorial site in April over Russian objections, setting off clashes between Russian-speaking Estonians and the police and later leading to suspicions that Russia had launched a retaliatory cyberwar against Estonia, briefly crippling computer networks in the country.
Longstreet did not share Hill's objections, laughing off his caution and saying, "Don't get so scared, now that we've got him [General McClellan] whipped".
(Note that the cross-object version of this objection cannot get off the ground if tropes are not transferable between objects, a view that is found in (Martin 1980), although Martin rejects trope primitivism since he posits substrata in addition to tropes).
I'd use hand signals to fend off objections.
McDonald's and the New York State Restaurant Association quickly fired off objections to Mr. Comrie's effort.
But, faced with his father's objections, he broke off that engagement, too.
