Sentence examples for objections more than 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.

Only three of the eight — ConocoPhillips, Dow Chemical and Tenet Healthcare — encountered objections from more than one-quarter of their shareholders voting on the executive pay plans.

The New York Times reported on Saturday that Mr. Giuliani ignored a number of warning signs when, in 2000, he chose Mr. Kerik as his police commissioner, over the objections of more than half his cabinet.

Russian troops have pulled out of a village on the Georgian border, just outside breakaway South Ossetia, which had been occupied in spite of Georgian and EU objections for more than two years since a brief war over the breakaway region.

Governments have lodged "early objections" to more than 250 of them - meaning the proposed address may be rejected.

Even if they do not succeed, they will demonstrate that their objections were more than political opportunism.

But by then Mr. Trichet's objection was more than philosophical.

In addition, they can argue that the global objection threatens more than perfectionist politics.

So the Supreme Court never went into the question whether the four devices were in fact abortifacient, and that plaintiffs were deluded in voicing their objection, any more than a court would go into the plausibility of a belief in the Immaculate Conception.

Kathy McKiernan, a spokeswoman for America Online, said today that the European Commission's objections were nothing more than "a normal and predictable part of the process" and that AOL would not offer any compromises when it presented it case.