Sentence examples for objections line from inspiring English sources

Lilley headed a small technical team tasked with countering the technical objections line by line.

Mr. Murray filed his challenge shortly before the midnight deadline on Monday, and now has until next Monday to submit line-by-line objections to the petitions.

There are several objections to this line of argument.

But restoring impoundment authority wouldn't resolve the objection by line-item veto opponents that the idea just gives the president too much power.

Longden says he raised objections with his line manager more than once after witnessing staff take inappropriate action, but no action was taken.

When chancellors of the exchequer impose a fiscal squeeze, they tend to rebuff objections with the line: "If it isn't hurting, it isn't working".

An extended defense of the interpretation that Kant viewed all logical truths as analytic, including a vindication of Kant against the objections of the line of commentators mentioned above, can be found in Hanna (2001), §3.1.

In the right geographical circumstances that eliminates both the difficulty of obtaining wayleaves to cross private land and the not-in-my-backyard objections that power lines are ugly.

As Michael Graetz has suggested, we could then supplement this VAT with a flat income tax that applies only to high earners.The obvious objection to my line of thinking is, "Can you imagine today's congressional Republicans demanding tax increases?" Of course not!

In the Anglo-Saxon world, public-sector employees now have more generous pension rights than the majority of private-sector workers.An obvious objection to this line of reasoning is that there are too many public-sector employees for them to be regarded as an elite.

A natural objection to this line of reasoning is to state that political authority is actually necessary to protecting each person's equal freedom.