Schwartz (1978, 1980) pointed out, among many objections, that even in such a case we could make objects fitting the original description; we would then regard the pencil-like organisms as impostors, not as "genuine" pencils.
Objections go even deeper.
Mill (1861, 359-360) also discusses (and rejects) the objection according to which if non-electors are fit to influence electors, they ought necessarily to have the franchise.
The real objection, she believes, is that the mounds do not fit the Parks Department's latest aesthetic principles.
In published and broadcast objections to the policy change, other critics said the move fit a group of recent acts that pointed to the growing influence of military and intelligence bodies in domestic affairs.
Because of these objections and because Teotihuacán fits better the description of the Toltec as the builders of the first truly civilized society in central Mexico, that site must still be considered a possible candidate.
A number of objections were raised by residents and officers said the residential element did not fit Scottish planning policy.
Adam Smith said that "to found a great empire for the sole purpose of raising up a people of customers, may at first sight appear a project fit only for a nation of shopkeepers" before dismissing that objection.
Size is not an objection, but dogs must be energetic, responsive to training, comfortable among other dogs, adults, and physically fit to compete.
The test instrument seems fit for its limited purpose in this study and this methodology seems to avoid many of the objections to the cloze procedure raised in the literature.
Background subtraction prior to fitting meets with a fundamental objection.
