Sentence examples for objection writing from inspiring English sources

Clearly, she disagrees with the feminist objection, writing that "maybe some of our problems on the streets are because we didn't have anything like this".

Daniel Cooper, the student who proposed the original motion, said he could not understand the objection, writing a blog where he decried "a stranglehold of 'identity politics' on the student movement".

"The objection," wrote Skinner, "to inner states is not that they do not exist, but that they are not relevant in a functional analysis" (Skinner 1953, p. 35).

Either they confirm that they will act according to the law (as stated in our letter), or they have to react by lodging an objection (written statement to be sent to ULD) and to request suspensive effect at Verwaltungsgericht (administrative court) Schleswig.

Lack of romance is my real objection to writing on a computer.

Grokster and StreamCast tried to get around this objection by writing software that allowed files to be swapped without a central server.The threat of legal action against individuals has probably helped to make legal music downloading more popular.

His warning that the Japanese fleet would sortie was discounted by MacArthur's chief intelligence officer, Brigadier General Charles A. Willoughby, but Tarbuck put his objection in writing.

When a joint session of Congress reads the results of the Electoral College vote in early January, at least one senator and one member of the House can file an official objection in writing that an electoral vote wasn't "regularly given".

In Latvia, the next of kin has to submit their objection in writing if there is no information in the donor registry.

"Our policy allows pharmacists to step away from filling a prescription for which they have a moral objection," Walgreens wrote in a tweet Saturday, in response to several tweets by people outraged on Arteaga's behalf.

Despite UN objections, he wrote To Katanga and Back (1963) to explain his actions.