After the Party's 2004 losses, Casey's son, Bob Casey, Jr., was recruited for a Senate run, despite the objections voiced by pro-choice activists.
It proceeds to slather praise upon the film, and on Segel's performance as Wallace, while the objections voiced by Pietsch and others are included perfunctorily, with a weary sense of satisfying a tiresome journalistic-balance requirement.
As he writes in a letter responding to some objections voiced by Antoine Arnaud, "I call the first and simple thoughts of children, that come to them as, for example, they feel the pain caused when some gas enclosed in their intestines distends them, or the pleasure caused by the sweetness of the food that nourishes them….
There is also concern in some quarters that the Soumillon case, and the bitter objections voiced by many jockeys, have obscured the true picture.
A third metaphysical trend regards the metaphysics of dispositions: Hüttemann (2014) and Pemberton and Cartwright (2014) argue in favor of a dispositionalist account of cp-laws and provide responses to standard objections to the dispositionalist view (for instance, to objections voiced by Earman and Roberts 1999).
She also did not contest the objections voiced by Dill and the other computer scientists.
Whatever the objections voiced by Senator Jon Kyl and others, isn't it obvious that the aim at this point is simply to undermine President Obama?
The second objection, voiced more often by locals carrying "Frack off" signs, is to the lorries and disruption that come along with mining: pure NIMBYism.The environmental objections are weak.
Meanwhile, sales groups targeting pediatricians -- who would be rewarded in proportion to the number of prescriptions they wrote off-label -- were equipped with a training manual called "Handling the Most Common Objections Voiced By Prescribers," which advised sales reps to tell doctors that "Risperdal has an excellent combination of efficacy and safety".
Objections were voiced by Lithuanian Holocaust survivors and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre.
Objections were voiced by many in New York's arts community, but for a different reason: in a potential conflict of interest, the exhibition drew from the collection of a single wealthy collector, Charles Saatchi, who had helped finance the show.
