Sentence examples for objections who from inspiring English sources

At Luft's suggestion, the "Born in a Trunk" medley was filmed as a showcase for her and inserted over director Cukor's objections, who feared the additional length would lead to cuts in other areas.

So, all ludicrous objections aside, who would we cast as our ideal first female Doctor?

Normally, though, literary stamp controversies tend to involve objections to who's chosen as worthy of the honour, and sometimes who's implicitly deemed unworthy.

"Going Back Home," by the Danish filmmaker Michael Horsten, relates the experience of Alice, a 10-year-old living in Copenhagen whose parents decide to move to the country over her fervent objections, yet who learns to enjoy country living.

The decision came as the Objections Board heard a series of objections to candidates who had filed to run for the state legislature.

Those are the objections of people who care enough about religion to object to it.

A federal judge approved the settlement over objections from lawyers who had pursued Block for years.

US General Dwight Eisenhower ordered the southern invasion over the objections of Winston Churchill, who favoured an offensive on the Balkans.

Other exemptions are available for Native Americans, those with religious objections and those who can demonstrate economic hardship.

In recent months, several other projects have been approved despite objections from some who said they were too large.

But it drew immediate objections from exhibitors, who have fiercely resisted studio attempts to put some films on satellite and cable services while they are still in theaters.