Sentence examples for objections were about from inspiring English sources

The obvious objections were about my health and whether or not I would be ready to play.

Labour's Frank Doran, a Scottish MP who voted with the government said "my fundamental objections were about the variable fees and the effect on Scottish universities, but I think the effect of the variable fees has been mitigated in a huge way by the various concessions the government has made".

"My impression is that's what most of the objection is about".

One feature of the dig-down extension is that most of the planning objections are about the works, rather than the outcome.

Since, however, it's a usage that has been doing the rounds since at least the 16th century, one must wonder how much their objection is about tradition, how much about a continuing camouflaged sexism.

Dutton's objection was about a section of the program where the Liberal senator James McGrath said the LNP was "a party for all Queenslanders regardless of where you come from and how long you've been here, as long as you share our values – and one of our values is its inclusivity, and we're colour blind when it comes to the colour of your own skin".

Atkey's objection is about the relationship of the conceivable to the possible.

The more basic objection is about the role of intention in intentional action.

The other objection is about the type of reciprocal benefit: if the reason why participants should receive treatment is that their participation led to treatment for non-participants, but non-participants didn't receive treatment then non-participants need not give up their treatment to treat participants.

But their objections were mostly about her age.

But then objections were made about a Canadian playing for Scotland.