We interrupt this harangue to report that Mr. Lott's office now says the senator wants everybody to fill out the forms, and tells people to skip questions only if they threaten to toss their forms into the river unless their objections are met.
Under the assumption that it is impossible to have two different phenomenal concepts of one and the same quale, the objection is met: As long as two qualia names Q and R refer to the same quale, replacing Q by R in an ascription of phenomenal belief cannot change the truth value of the belief ascription.
"Any objections to his conduct were met with anger and demands immediately to accede to his wishes or to face adverse consequences.
When the first electricity pylons arrived on our landscape in 1928, they too were met with objection and detraction.
These plans were met with strong objections from a group of residents concerned about parking congestion, loss to their privacy, and potential damage to the grade II listed building.
His efforts were met with strong objection from off-road vehicle enthusiasts, but in 1994 the federal California Desert Protection Act was passed, designating numerous wilderness areas in the state.
In conclusion, the view that it is, all things considered, morally wrong to torture the terrorist in the scenario outlined faces very serious objections; and it is difficult to see how these objections can be met.
Last Tuesday, there was a little fraying of family nerves as one of Mr. El-Hage's lawyers, Sam A. Schmidt, complained to Judge Leonard B. Sand that his frequent objections were being met with annoyance from the bench.
But many of the political objections could be met if a carbon tax were offset elsewhere, for example by lowering payroll or sales taxes.
Britain believes its objections can be met while the legislation is being passed and sees the court case as an insurance policy.
