Sentence examples for objections associated from inspiring English sources

Recent discussions about the European Union (EU) have not been a source of much delight: too top-heavy, bureaucratic, expensive and inefficient, to name but a few of the popular mental objections associated with the word Europe.

Another line of objection is associated with Hume, namely that "nature is always too strong for principle".

The first to be considered are the "absent" and "inverted" qualia objections most closely associated with Ned Block (1980b; see also Block and Fodor 1972).

Examples are shown in table 8. Ethical concerns are primarily associated with objections against experimental allocation.

When treatment refusal was converted to a binary variable using a cut-off score of less than 5 (treatment adherence less than passive acceptance) to indicate 'objection' to treatment then 18 participants without capacity (38%) objected and incapacity associated with 'objection' to treatment (χ = 20.1, P<0.001).

These seemingly contradictory findings probably mean the following two things: in general, Christians and Jews had fewer social objections to evolution than people of other religious backgrounds; liberalism was generally associated with fewer social objections, but within Christians, the opposite was true and conservatives had fewer objections.

Guilt represents an "unpleasant emotional state associated with possible objections to his or her actions, inactions, circumstances, or intentions" (Baumeister et al. 1994, p. 245).

A leading objection is that Sinatra is associated far more with Hollywood and Las Vegas than with Broadway.

The barriers to corneal donation reported include religious and cultural beliefs (e.g. significance of eyes), objection from the family members, associated health problem affecting the eye donation, and concerns about disfigurement and mutilation [ 16].

Interestingly, liberalism in Christians was found to be associated with more social objections (β = .624, p < .05; see Table 5).

Liberal dispositionalists avoid the first objection by abandoning the reductionist project associated with traditional dispositionalism.