Sentence examples for objections about the from inspiring English sources

The defence weighed in with frequent objections about the admissibility of evidence.

The Red Cross has raised no objections about the physical conditions at the camp.

But government watchdogs are raising objections about the direct lobbying of agencies by lawmakers who have influence over those agencies.

But faced with criticism that he was trying to avoid debates, Mr. Bush relented on his objections about the sites.

Could this be McDonagh's way of pre-empting objections about the way he's treating women in his own film?

Schwarz's math background came in handy, too, as he batted away the statistical objections about the unknown incidence of C.T.E.

After only a few performances he was hopelessly infected with the acting bug, despite objections about entering the profession from his father.

In the G.E. case, Mr. Monti raised initial objections about "bundling," the possibility that G.E. would use Honeywell's avionics business to strengthen its dominance in engines for large aircraft.

"It does indeed sound as though your evidence about the lace collar removes my objection about the date and Southampton's age," she conceded.

"It avoided the religious objection about the cross (from the Jews & many Protestant sects), because it did not stand out so conspicuously as if the cross had been placed upright thus," he wrote.

Miles agreed to change the design to a St. Andrew's Cross: "It avoided the religious objection about the cross (from the Jews & many Protestant sects), because it did not stand out so conspicuously as if the cross had been placed upright thus".