Sentence examples for objections for a from inspiring English sources

The pledge, written as part of a Columbus Day commemoration in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, a socialist and Baptist minister, has aroused objections for a variety of reasons, including its mention of God.

"The local authority was well aware of our concerns and objections for a fast food outlet on the perimeter of the stadium and it remains to be sen whether the decision will have a detrimental effect for the further expansion plans we have".

Jeremy Waldron (1993), in an influential article, restated the substance of Proast's objection for a contemporary audience.

The Mohists criticize opponents who raise this objection for a practical contradiction: In their statements, they reject inclusive care, but in practice, they would select it as a social dao, just as the people in the hypothetical scenarios do.

If such studies are done with sufficient scientific rigour, the inevitable statistical fluctuations are not an objection for a proper use of study-specific limits.

The latest developments in the case have the social network objecting against releasing or even admitting the existence of all manner of data, but the plaintiffs aren't taking "objection" for an answer.

"This is not acceptable to us and we take a very strong objection for such a display".

That is not a silly objection: for all its Muslim inhabitants, Europe is an ex-Christian continent.

Suggest a few objections for the author to consider in later versions of the paper.

The New York City teachers' pension fund, reacting to an outcry that has intensified since the school shootings in Newtown, Conn., has voted to shed its portfolio of five gun companies despite the objections of a representative for a prominent gun-control advocate: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

It can be leftwing and anti-British or American on imperialist grounds or it can be rightwing, rooted in religion or cultural objections, nostalgia for an idyllic rural past, for example.