Sentence examples for objection to performance from inspiring English sources

They also indicated that there was no objection to performance of the study.

A common objection to high-performance building is the perception of additional upfront costs.

The EEOC and others favoring a higher age limit respond that they have no objections to high performance standards but that it's not fair, and it violates ADEA, to use age as a proxy for performance ability.

The research protocol was submitted to the Medical Ethical Research Committee of the Erasmus Medical Center who declared that there were no objections to the performance of this study.

I think that "Road to Nowhere" is an extraordinary and excellent movie, despite agreeing with Anthony Lane's prime objection to it: "Most of the performances are carved from balsa wood".

Tensions between some family members and the creators of Country Song boiled over on one of the production's final nights at the Illawarra Performing Arts Centre on 4 September, when protesters wore white masks to the performance to signify their objection to the "distorted and crude" characterisation of Little and McLeod as "assimilated – a total usurpation of two proud black men".

Opponents of conscientious objection claim that referrals cannot carry the ethical gravity of the actual performance of abortions, and that a right to conscientious objection to referrals could jeopardize women's right to abortion [ 5].

One potential objection to the findings is that similar studies of mutual fund managers have found little correlation between their performance and their colleges' SAT scores.

Kleyman sent emails with his objection to the anti-Semitic verses and a link to my blog post to the artistic director of the Schütz performance and the rector of the church that held one of the Passion performances.

I had no objection to it, either.

She had no objection to civil unions.