Sentence examples for objections so far from inspiring English sources

"I haven't heard any objections so far," Mr. O'Donnell said.

There have been no objections so far, he said.

Neither Washington nor Brussels has raised any objections so far, this person said.

Mr. Rudebusch sought to address several objections, so far voiced by a minority of Fed policy makers, to keeping the federal funds rate near zero.

The White House has not expressed a position on the surtax, but lawmakers said they had heard no objections so far.

But the loudest objections so far have come from Buddhist nationalists, who are demanding that the charter give explicit recognition to Buddhism as Thailand's official religion.Some 95% of Thailand's 64m people are followers of the Theravada school of Buddhism practised in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Cambodia.

The main objection so far to the privatization program is that it is more expensive than internal collection.

The Guinness Book's objection so far has, according to the headmaster, been "that it is almost impossible to standardise conditions for this type of competition across the country.

The council's objection so far is that the disputed barn is, as described in their committee decision, "an inappropriate and incongruous form of development to the detriment of the character and visual amenities of the locality".

This objection, so far as it touches the sufficiency of the declaration to support the judgment, is fairly presented for the determination of this court, within the rule laid down by Chief Justice TANEY in Campbell v. Boyreau, and by Mr. Justice NELSON in Flanders v. Tweed, as already stated.

In thus deciding, the court of civil appeals did not determine a Federal question, nor necessarily decide one adversely to the plaintiff in error, controlling in character, if it appears upon this record that the verdict and judgment can stand upon other grounds free from objection, so far as Federal rights are concerned.