Sentence examples for objections expressed from inspiring English sources
In relying on a secretive medical examination and ignoring earlier objections expressed by courts in Spain, France, Belgium and Switzerland, Britain has clouded its otherwise admirable contribution to international justice in this historic case.
"Gay Marriage, a Touchy Issue, Touches Legislators' Emotions" (news article, June 21) speaks of Assemblyman Dov Hikind, "who said he opposed gay marriage on religious grounds," echoing the religious objections expressed by some other members of New York's Legislature.
But the objections expressed yesterday to the Giuliani administration's ambitious citywide rezoning proposal, which includes height limits, came from a hospital in Washington Heights, a film studio in Long Island City, Queens, and the developer of a mixed-use project in Flushing, Queens.
Despite Tarkovsky's objections expressed in a letter to Alexey Romanov, the chairman of Goskino, the ministry demanded further cuts, and Tarkovsky trimmed the length to 186 minutes.
Anonymous use of redundant tissues and cells is part of the standard treatment agreement with patients in our hospital when no objection is expressed.
Both sides expressed objections and reservations.
He said he opposed coercive methods and expressed objections privately to colleagues.
He said more than 30 legislators expressed objections, and only one spoke in favor of the plan.
China has also expressed objections to a missile system, and President Jacques Chirac of France criticized the plan several days ago.
Yossi Beilin, the departing justice minister who is considered Labor's prime leftist, and Shlomo Ben-Ami, the departing foreign minister, have both expressed objections to joining Mr. Sharon.
More correspondence followed, in whichGordimer expressed objections both to Farrar,Straus and to Roberts, who insisted on hisright to authorial autonomy.
