Sentence examples for objections more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ebewo's lawyer interrupted with objections more than two dozen times, but the arbitrator overruled him in nearly every instance.

It can take years of fighting objections — more than three years for Brooklyn Cablevision — before management actually has to recognize a union.

PARIS, April 5 — French union and student leaders said Wednesday that if the government did not, by April 17, rescind a labor law to which there have been widespread objections, more nationwide strikes and protests would occur.

Like goodness-based theories of desire, Scanlon's attention-based theory of desire has not yet been engaged at length by proponents of more conservative theories of desire, and it remains to be seen what objections more conservative theorists might raise.

The main practical effect of having cited it is that we also listed a few reasons it doesn't apply, so later, binding examinations can see that we were already aware of the prior art, and give our objections more credence.

Without getting into the voluminous details, a recent survey of 101 NDIN submissions over the last fiscal year showed that the FDA Office of Dietary Supplement Programs has issued objections more than 70% of the time, primarily because the sponsor was missing details on the composition and safety of the specific product, or simply because the product did not qualify as a dietary supplement.

I should have yelled my objection more loudly, I suppose, but perhaps nothing was possible that night.

Frankenberry makes this objection more specific.

Later authors express this objection more clearly, if no more successfully.

There have been attempts to make what is essentially the phenomenological objection more precise.

But to address the objection more directly: no, even a mighty reviewer like myself doesn't have time to make a spouse of every gadget that comes my way.