Sentence examples for objections to changes from inspiring English sources

His confirmation is now unlikely because of political objections to changes made to smooth out air control.

In the rest of the country, objections to changes in how elections are run take the usual course, with after-the-fact lawsuits under another part of the law.

So far unrest has been limited during near-daily protests since Dec. 1 parliamentary elections, which were boycotted by a broad-based opposition — Islamists, tribal clans and liberals — over objections to changes in voting rules.

He explained when you begin to dig into objections to change, you often find they are making assumptions without real data to back them up.

Businesses that have bought considerable advertising space in the paper declared their objections to the changes as well.

There has already been considerable press coverage of objections to the changes proposed for Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center, including the demolition of the two satellite terminals.

In December the community failed to reach agreement on a new German-backed draft constitution after Spain and Poland raised objections to planned changes in voting weights allocated between large and small EU members.

"Staff are very angry at the proposals and despite the unions raising objections to the changes, the BBC is simply not listening and is intent on ploughing ahead," said Helen Ryan, supervisory official at broadcasting union Bectu.

There are more practical objections to the change, too.

Either criterion, however, seems more reasonable than just registering a pulse, since it is the brain, not the heart, that makes the individual.At the time, there were some objections to the change on religious grounds.

Anastasi was substituted for Chinaglia with slightly more than 20 minutes left, and Chinaglia's objections to the change were invalidated when Anastasi scored 10 minutes after his arrival.