Sentence examples for objections largely from inspiring English sources

But with Israel not a party to the talks, and its objections largely marginalised, it was unclear what, if any, pressure Israel can bring to bear on a deal that international negotiators have cautiously hailed as a breakthrough.

His objections were largely ignored, and the exemption, heavily backed by Enron, became law.

The second application has triggered fury in the north with a number of objections raised, largely based on the "impossible idea" that Greek inspectors – who cannot visit the north – could check that Turkish producers were meeting EC standards.

When Obama said that domestic oil and gas production was at a record, Romney pointed out that all of the increase had taken place on private lands, while regulations and environmental objections had largely prevented a boost in production on public lands.

The new stadium is the new home of the Otago Rugby Union and Highlanders Super Rugby franchise, and met with some opposition within Dunedin, with objections focusing largely on the cost.

Obama is actually the fifth president to veto an NDAA since 1961, when Congress first enacted the annual defense authorization bill, but his predecessors' objections were largely related to the terms of the bill itself, rather than policy concerns outside of the bill.

Indeed, objection is largely confined to religious prejudice and medical authoritarianism, to those who hold that the state and the professions should hold sway over individual freedom and dignity.

Their objection rests largely on the claim that these people have not destroyed property or hurt anyone.

As far as Amendment No 1 is concerned, our objection is largely procedural.

This objection is largely addressed by the subset of trials comparing uniocular and binocular trials because only two of the 68 subjects contributed more than one medication trial.

Russia's objections are now largely muted.