Roosevelt "rather laughed off" the objections, telling Jackson: "Why, Bob, you're the only man in the government who isn't coming to me asking for more employees, more money, and a bigger department.
Indiana's governor, Mike Pence, waved off the objections of his fellow Republicans: He signed the legislation into law a few weeks later, enacting what advocates and foes agree was a sweeping and unusual set of restrictions on abortion that went further than any other state in the country and openly clashed with legal precedent.
In that case, this version of the objection does not get off the ground.
The proposition of a population-wide intervention, specifically one that is individualized to each participant's health/risk profile, is usually met with an off-the-cuff objection of being too expensive and too labour intensive.
Stilwell was spun off over the objections of Janus executives, who preferred to be spun off as an independent entity.
Let me address right off the objections that we already know who he is, that we know that the option of peace rather than war does not exist, and that it would weaken us to seek any sort of peace with a man as monstrous as he has abundantly shown himself to be.
Given ε > 0, the set C contains all the taxes for which there is no objection such that the total gain of the better off agents under the objection is strictly greater than ε.
Mr. Bernotat brushed off the most common objection to its acquisition of Endesa: that putting a major Spanish utility into German hands could jeopardize the country's power supply.
The delay itself was not in dispute; the specifics of how Kirkuk would be governed during the delay is what set off the Kurds' vehement objections.
She deals with the objection that specifying when someone is badly off is very difficult.
Perry appointees signed off on the plans over the objections of state environmental regulators.
