Sentence examples for objections pertain from inspiring English sources

Our objections pertain only to research on stem cells derived from embryo cloning.

A stronger objection, however, pertains to certain aspects of doctrine: if consciousness has the capacity to appear as bearing the characteristics of material objects, then what purpose do canonical teachings about the material bases for the arising of consciousness serve?

Having said that, I have had nothing to say in regard to the existing Fugitive Slave Law further than that I think it should have been framed so as to be free from some of the objections that pertain to it without lessening its efficacy".With regard to the abolition of the internal Slave Trade between the different States, Mr Lincoln says : "I am pledged to nothing about it.

"It doesn't pertain to them.

Other nascent uses pertain to music festivals.

The second objection is that this interpretation seems irreconcilable with those places in the text where Spinoza identifies the attributes and God (cf. 1P4, 1P19 and 1P20Cor).. Again, as projections of the finite intellect, the attributes do not properly pertain to the substance, and therefore cannot be identical to it.

They pertain to my life".

None of these conditions pertain exactly.

These can pertain to your interests.

Objections to evolution applied to things would be valid if sexual reproduction were necessary to evolution, if evolutionary archeologists claimed animate properties for inanimate objects, or if selection pertained only to living things.

This formula pertains equally to adult relationships.