Sentence examples for objections to the process from inspiring English sources

The Wilderness Society has written to the government voicing its objections to the process, saying the advisory group's terms of reference are too narrow and favour the logging industry.

But I don't give added weight to the lives of innocent Americans as compared to the lives of innocent non-Americans, nor would I feel any special fealty to the US government as opposed to other governments when deciding what to publish … I have no objection to the process whereby the White House is permitted to give input prior to the publication of sensitive secrets.

West hadn't attended the ceremony for the preceding six years, citing his objections to the voting process in explanation.

And jihadists have their own objections to the Geneva process, some not so different from those of other Syrians.

Nineteen out of 20 jurors signed a petition to the judge saying that they don't have any objections to the open process.

McCain has repeatedly raised objections to the rushed process of writing repeal legislation ― objections that would seem to apply to Cassidy-Graham ― but he has also said he will take the guidance of his governor seriously.

There was a time when American objections to this process could have overridden the judicial charade, but that time has long since passed.

Their objections to the jury selection process were not successful and jurors included four African Americans and consisted primarily of working-class citizens.

The practice of charging clients steep fees to ponder their childhoods for years – while characterising any objections to this process as "resistance", demanding further psychoanalysis – looks to many like a scam.

An essential part of that planning includes the deployment and effective use of the best means of communications that we may have at our disposal, surmounting both political and habitual objections to that process.

On each accusation of corruption raised by Mr. Hevesi -- as well as on objections to the broader accelerated contracting process -- Justice Davis sided with the comptroller.