Sentence examples for objections put forward from inspiring English sources

Some of the objections put forward are based on wrong assumptions; some deserve serious consideration.

But, he said, "The bases of their objections put forward are well known and I think have been considered".

The objections put forward then ran along the lines that getting a first in biochemistry from Oxford didn't necessarily mean you'd be any good at relating to children – and having a third was no bar to being able to inspire young minds.

The committee is required to consider the objections and any grounds against the objections put forward by the person given possession of the property, and make recommendations to the Minister.

The main objection was put forward by Borel in 1905 in the Mathematische Annalen (Borel 1905), the journal which published Zermelo's paper, and it is also widely discussed in correspondence between some leading French mathematicians, and also published in that year in the same Journal (see Hadamard et al. 1905).

Further, the disappearing agent objection is not always put forward as a general objection to the event-causal framework.

The prospect of bundling is one of the main objections to the deal put forward by its opponents.

Senator Richard Shelby, Republican of Alabama, dropped his objections to a plan put forward by regulators last May to begin providing consumers with information this winter on the stability of many 2001 models.

Bertrand Russell, Meinong's most famous critic, put forward two objections against MOTo.[18] The first objection goes as follows: According to MOTo, there is an object that is both round and square, but such an object is "apt to infringe the law of contradiction", since it would be both round and not round (Russell 1973c, 107).

The main objection to collective sanctions put forward by legal scholars and philosophers is that moral responsibility should rest with the individual, not the family, tribe or nation.

Another objection to fictionalism is put forward by Burgess (2004)—and it should be noted that the argument here has roots in Burgess (1983) and Burgess and Rosen (1997).