Sentence examples for objections to use from inspiring English sources

In filming the movie, she refused (despite violent front office objections) to use a double in the lion-training scenes and actually entered the cage herself with boots and whip.

Only a few raised objections to use of mothers while none raised objection to the use of community leaders and research team.

Later in the scene, Robert Wilson registers his objections to using the bomb in combat.

He also tells how his objections to using torture led to his being removed from interrogation duty.

Sir Malcolm Rikfind, the Conserative chair of the intelligence and security committee, said Assad had no objections to using chemical weapons.

But it is also true that Mr. Bush's repeated objections to using troops for peacekeeping and nation-building do not add up to a mature national-security vision.

But "there are huge ideological objections" to using such an argument, she added, because many fat people want to argue not that they are disabled, but that they are perfectly able to do the same work as thinner colleagues.

"One of the strongest objections to using the word fascism is that a central element of fascism was mass mobilization," which included the symbolism and choreography associated with, for example, Hitler's rallies at Nuremberg, Mr. Delury said.

There will be very valid fears and ethical objections to using any genome Celera decodes.

(See Huemer, 2000, for objections to using h or something that h justifies as a basis for rejecting or neutralizing the grounds for doubting h).

This makes it possible for the histories approach to answer two questions raised by J. S. Bell (1990) as objections to using information theory to address foundational issues in quantum mechanics: "Whose information?