Sentence examples for objections of state from inspiring English sources

Perry appointees signed off on the plans over the objections of state environmental regulators.

Mr. Rivera acted over the repeatedly voiced objections of state Democratic leaders, among them Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell, the party's state chairman, according to New York Democrats.

Yet their argument won the day, over the objections of states which have ratified the statute without invoking article 124 (and in so doing knowingly put their own officials at risk of prosecution).

In 1962, over the objection of state officials, the U.S. Supreme Court forced the university to accept racial integration and admit African American student James H. Meredith.

The order is the largest state prison reduction ever imposed by a federal court over the objection of state officials, legal experts said.

This means that in a national emergency - which the president now has enhanced powers to declare - he can send Michigan's militia to enforce a state of emergency that he has declared in Oregon, over the objections of the state's governor and its citizens.

SUNY was not founded until 1948 and over the strenuous objections of the state's powerful private colleges and universities.

After a long struggle, they subpoenaed case evidence for further testing over the objections of the state police.

The day before a gunman massacred 20 schoolchildren in their classrooms in Connecticut on Friday, lawmakers in Michigan passed a bill — over the objections of the state's school boards — that would allow people to carry concealed weapons in schools.

In October, the Senate reversed its longstanding opposition to a bill that increased penalties for blocking access to abortion clinics, passing the measure above the objections of the state's Conservative Party.

The implicit suggestion of the CAG that the Government should have circumvented the legislative process through administrative instructions, over the registered objections of several state governments including those ruled by opposition parties, if implemented would have been undemocratic and contrary to the spirit of the functioning of our federal polity.