Sentence examples for objection process from inspiring English sources

"All of this valuable information would not have come out if there hadn't been this community objection process".

The group's lawyers in the appeal court will argue the Queensland resources minister, Anthony Lynham, denied them natural justice by obtaining information from his department on native title issues outside the objection process to issue the leases.

If anyone raises significant objections, the process could be stalled indefinitely.

But I don't give added weight to the lives of innocent Americans as compared to the lives of innocent non-Americans, nor would I feel any special fealty to the US government as opposed to other governments when deciding what to publish … I have no objection to the process whereby the White House is permitted to give input prior to the publication of sensitive secrets.

A January 2014 article in the Chinese financial publication Caixin described CFIUS as "a mysterious committee that keeps confidential its investigation process, objection reason and legal explanation".

But Becket calls the certification a "permission slip" for employees to obtain contraception from someone else, because signing the objection initiates the process by which an insurer provides the coverage directly to employees.

The practice of charging clients steep fees to ponder their childhoods for years – while characterising any objections to this process as "resistance", demanding further psychoanalysis – looks to many like a scam.

The Wilderness Society has written to the government voicing its objections to the process, saying the advisory group's terms of reference are too narrow and favour the logging industry.

A vote affirming the transfer was later held, despite city objections that the process should first be examined; the parents association maintained that the money, collected in 2005, had always been intended for the after-school program.

Her bill failed in a largely party-line vote after Republicans raised objections over due process.

There was a time when American objections to this process could have overridden the judicial charade, but that time has long since passed.