Sentence examples for objections around from inspiring English sources

One London agency said it received 38,000 applications alone, but that 75% were rejected outright, and she said any objections around the show had highlighted the double standards society has to using babies in art and advertising.

Others have been approaching me with other specific objections around Google's proposals: "Google says that users want answers not links," one person writes, referring to when Google includes direct information results among search links.

Their objections centre around two areas.

The main objections turned around the nonempirical character of analytical truth (arising from meanings only) and of the concepts in terms of which it could be defined such as synonymy, meaning, and logical necessity.

By January 2002, objections from around the globe began appearing in online discussion groups dedicated to C.M.L. Patients complained that eligibility requirements were out of step with the way doctors were prescribing the drugs.

Clusters of separate objections focus around subjectivity and standpoints.

Many other objections center around the concept of radical divine simplicity.

Their principal objections revolve around a practice with which these aspects of modern constitutional regimes are typically associated: judicial review.

For example, there are objections centering around whether the two intensions can and must be understood as giving rise to ambiguity (Marconi 2005, p. 345; Bealer 2002, pp. 83-4).

A second group of objections centers around the idea that the proposal seems committed to substantive metaphysical positions about abstract objects like kinds or properties, concerning which a theory of language ought to remain neutral (Devitt forthcoming; Haukioja forthcoming; Marti 1998, p. 487).

When Breen reviewed the draft, his objections centered around the excessive alcohol use.