Sentence examples for official objection from inspiring English sources

And it did, with little if any official objection.

Tournament officials said they had no official objection to the players' taking towels.

Although the garden is not recognized by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, it has existed since 1982 with little official objection.

Even though the Church of England said it had no official objection to women joining the priesthood in the Anglican Communion — which includes the Episcopal Church — lay opinion and the private views of the clergy were often more conservative.

(The official objection of the Adenauer government that such a move was not possible because there existed no extradition treaty between Israel and West Germany is not valid; it meant only that Israel could not have been forced to extradite.

The city's official objection: Passages has exceeded its bed count by putting up some patients in guesthouses and a pool house rather than in discrete residences, as required by law.

The official objections appear to be as much political as economic, and in particular an unwillingness to reopen the Maastricht treaty.

Although Mr Putin had a well-publicised lunch with the doyen of Soviet-era Jewish refusniks, Natan Sharansky, anti-Semitism in Russia provokes rather mild official objections.

So far, only a few former city workers have filed official objections with the court despite widespread objections and legal manoeuvres to block the proceedings.

Among the official objections were the danger of signals blocking emergency maritime radio channels and the non-payment of copyright fees, but at root the motivation was ideological.

An opera about Sun Yat-sen, China's first president and Nationalist leader, has been canceled shortly before its scheduled opening at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing because of official objections to the music, according to the composer's representatives.