Sentence examples for objection to anything from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dimon again raises his objection to anything that disadvantages American banks against foreign competition.

Moore and Burchill seem to have a weird objection to anything they think of as intellectualising.

Yin had not heard of Jian until coming to Australia and when I ask if she is ever fearful of recrimination because of her work, she says, "No, because my work doesn't demand objection to anything in particular.

But the rightwing political model revolves around trying to force people into roles that they don't necessarily want, hence the objection to anything that makes it easier for women to work (equal pay, maternity leave) and anything that makes it easier for men and women to plan their families and have children when they're ready (birth control, abortion, sex education).

If Abedin had any moral objection to anything of that sort, Hillary would have had to discard her years ago or Abedin herself would have done the honorable thing and resigned.

The real surprise is how many relatively good things have passed into law, given the Communists' noisy pro-forma objections to anything smacking of liberalism.

In an interview, Dr. Oates said he had been devoted to conservation of primates in Africa for many years and was hesitant to raise objections to anything that could benefit them.

Bernstein says the department seemed to have a "theological objection" to their having anything to do with transport.

"You could have an objection of conscience to anything the government wants you to do — pay taxes because they will go to war or to capital punishment, or having your picture on your driver's license," Mr. Marshall said.

Many advocates of the Brooklyn Bridge Park objected to his plans for the waterfront, he said, objections that extended to anything bearing the Walentas name: "They didn't want it because it is my carousel".

Problems from legal can mean anything from an advertiser objection to complete lack of interest.