Sentence examples for objections on grounds from inspiring English sources

Enquiries were made as to whether anyone would object, and three prominent men did, but the attorney general dismissed their objections on grounds of malice in 1680.

On the same day, the administration filed a separate petition to the Supreme Court seeking review of a decision by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals that prevented the birth control mandate from applying to a craft-store chain, Hobby Lobby, whose owners raised religious objections on grounds that the mandate likely violates the restoration act.

As Julian Baggini said: "Too often, complaint is not about principled objection on moral grounds, but opportunistic objection on grounds of self-interest.

PAGE B1 Objection on Ground Zero On the eve of a decision about a design for the World Trade Center site, its leaseholder, Larry A. Silverstein, said his right to rebuild as he saw fit was being ignored.

He raised strong objections on privacy grounds.

There have been objections on the grounds of racism and sexism, and a gratifying amount of publicity, none of which has harmed the single at all.

In the latest project, the reactor design for Moorside needs to be approved through a lengthy process, and possible objections on environmental grounds would need to be addressed.

Any objections on historical grounds were overcome by the energy of the performance and by the unusual details of balance and timbre that Mr. Jordan and the players produced.

Science received objections on philosophical grounds that any discrimination among readers was unethical.

They tried to dismiss Pollens' and Klein's objections on the grounds that no conclusions could be drawn from mere photographs.

But opponents of the scheme argued Lydd Airport was not needed and said they had made objections on the grounds of environment, safety and need.