Sentence examples for objections made from inspiring English sources

Many of the objections made then were repeated Monday after Apple's announcement.

That same edict, it appears, is behind the objections made public Wednesday.

Even if there were some objections made at the time, there were no objections to the principle of land reform but only to the means of implementation.

"I think there were way too many bad-faith objections made this week," said Mr. Block, the lawyer for the Florida Democratic Party.

This week Barack Obama agreed to refurbish Taiwan's ageing fleet of F-16 fighter jets (see article), but Chinese objections made the deal less advantageous than it would have been.

This has been underlined by objections made to Zac Goldsmith's attempts to woo Indian and Tamil Londoners - "London's Hindus," as the Mirror's headline put it - with tales of threats to their family jewels.

Some objections make sense.

The latest statement of objections makes no reference to the latest Microsoft operating platform, Windows XP.

In southern Poland nearly all doctors have signed conscientious objections making access to legal abortion all but impossible.

Yet it has already been watered down to meet French objections, making any fines not automatic but subject to approval by governments.

But when he tried to bring it to a vote last week, some of his coalition partners decided to flex their political muscle and raised objections, making it clear that Mr. Netanyahu had not lined up a majority beforehand.