Sentence examples for objections being raised from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine, however, similar objections being raised against exclusively female casts.

In the N.B.A., there are new objections being raised to the Russian oligarch Mikhail D. Prokhorov's owning the Nets, this time by a New Jersey Congressman.

Like the other theories of political obligation, however, the membership account has met with considerable criticism, with three main objections being raised (Simmons 1996; Wellman 1997; Dagger 2000).

Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath's Salisbury home is to reopen to the public despite objections being raised by Salisbury Cathedral.

He draws on parallels between "Langit Makin Mendung", Dante's Divine Comedy, and Allama Muhammad Iqbal's Javid Nama, focusing on the journey of a person and a guide, with objections being raised due to readers identifying imagination with religion.

But despite its own opposition to the law and the legal objections being raised by other businesses, MasterPark management made a promise to its employees after the proposal passed: Once workers started receiving a $15 wage, it wouldn't be taken away from them, even if the law crumbled in court or was repealed.

And yet few objections were raised.

On what basis could objections be raised?

Typically, applications are withdrawn once serious objections are raised.

Often, the objections are raised on security concerns.

But virtually all of these objections were raised against cochlear implants in the 1970s.