Sentence examples for objections lodged from inspiring English sources

With no further objections lodged, the company was dissolved on 29 September.

But her new proposal to demolish the existing building at 66-68 Bell Lane drew stiff local resistance, with nearly 60 objections lodged with the council.

During the deliberations over the Affordable Care Act, allies noted that Mr. Mulvaney made sure that Mr. Trump heard objections lodged by the Justice Department and White House counsel.

The government of Laos has repeatedly claimed it would heed the strong objections lodged by Cambodia and Vietnam, who fear that the dam's side effects could decimate fisheries and reduce the flow of sediment needed by farmlands downriver.There was a current of déjà vu swirling around Phnom Penh this month.

The proposals was the subject of significant opposition with more than 50 objections lodged.

This suggests a beginning of an answer to the objections lodged against Anaxagoras' use of nous as a cause.

The thinking is that senators may be unwilling to accept responsibility for an objection lodged by a colleague, putting pressure on that senator to step forward.

Moreover, Russell's structural realism quickly fell victim to a rather obvious objection lodged by the mathematical Max Newman.

But this interpretation of The Turing Test is vulnerable to the kind of objection lodged by Bringsjord (1994): even on a moderately long single run with relatively expert participants, it may not be all that unlikely that an unintelligent machine serendipitously succeeds in the imitation game.

Hume takes from the article "Spinoza" the objections Bayle lodged against Spinoza's "hideous hypothesis" that there is but a single substance which is God, and applies these objections to the view that humans possess a soul that is a simple, indivisible and immaterial substance.

The American objections were lodged long before India's latest tests, but the blasts have raised the stakes.