Sentence examples for objections voiced from inspiring English sources

Tells about objections voiced against the project, which would be erected in the middle of a vast, desolate wasteland.

There is nothing that can be offered that would overcome the objections voiced in criticism of the voucher proposal.

After the Party's 2004 losses, Casey's son, Bob Casey, Jr., was recruited for a Senate run, despite the objections voiced by pro-choice activists.

Due to objections voiced loudly from elsewhere, I had not, for many years, become ecstatic; no acceptable human could possibly invite such malign emotion into their life.

These difficult questions were faced by the Departments for Health and Environment during the 1990s, with similar objections voiced about the uniqueness of these respective policy areas.

These were just some objections voiced in France even before President Nicolas Sarkozy announced on April 3rd that he would send a battalion of at least 800 extra troops to join the NATO force in Afghanistan.

The second objection, voiced more often by locals carrying "Frack off" signs, is to the lorries and disruption that come along with mining: pure NIMBYism.The environmental objections are weak.

Every objection voiced about he Phoenix Project relates ONLY to the degrading ugly concrete barriers with their implication that these residents are less respected than in other parts of the city.

One objection voiced against accounts that permit justified choice between alternatives that are roughly equal or on a par or between incomparable alternatives is that such accounts may justify a series of choices that leaves a person worse off.

Objections were voiced by Lithuanian Holocaust survivors and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre.

Stronger objections were voiced in "The Tablet," an influential British Catholic weekly.