Sentence examples for objections of a from inspiring English sources

And he assured the ministers he had no "objections of a moral nature" to ending slavery.

It is exceptionally rare for the drug agency to order a sales ban over the objections of a manufacturer.

The court approved a slum-clearance plan of the government of Washington, DC, over the objections of a local department-store owner.

The report also noted that the settlement with Bank of America in December was completed over the objections of a senior examiner at the agency.

He argued that there was "a difference between leading a coalition of the many and submitting to the objections of a few".

A student production of "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" that overcame the objections of a school superintendent in order to proceed has been temporarily halted by Mother Nature.

These are the objections of an author, and one who exercised an enormous level of control over her material.

That decision was reached over vehement objections of an executive producer in Washington, who later defied the management in Doha and removed the most gruesome portions from those programs of Al Jazeera under his control.

She had derived this strategy from the great black tenor Roland Hayes, despite the objections of an early coach who wished to cultivate a lusty voice out of Italian opera, not a "pianissimo contralto".

Brushing aside the last-minute objections of an influential member of congress, the National Science Foundation NSFF) on Friday gave the green light to a science policy meeting in China now under way that involves officials and scientists from both countries.

On Wednesday, over the objections of prosecutors, a federal judge unsealed a list of the officials recorded by Ms. Huntley.