Sentence examples for overcoming objections from inspiring English sources

Sales reps, May told me, received training in "overcoming objections" from clinicians.

And if he is assuaged, City Hall still has the problem of overcoming objections to toilets and bus shelters.

And, they say, there is computer-based, interactive training for new hires to make sure that they understand the fine art of overcoming objections before they start selling.

For nearly five months he was held in Belmarsh prison in south-east London and only granted bail after overcoming objections from the Crown Prosecution Service, which was representing the US.

Salford City Council has belatedly granted Neville and his father, Neville Neville, planning permission for a 100-seat restaurant across the river from Old Trafford after overcoming objections from 200 local residents.

Bernard Droux, a Swiss private banker who heads an association of Geneva banks, said he hoped the German lower house, the Bundestag, would succeed in overcoming objections to adopting a similar deal.

There is a vicious circle – new development is poor because it takes so much effort to overcome objections and people object to it because it is poor.

Youngsters without a prep school education, or whose paretns were not alumni, could overcome objections about their ability with objectively-measured test scores.

The resolution was not expected to overcome objections from Russia.

THE word "sanctions" was removed to overcome objections from some members of the United Nations Security Council.

To overcome objections, Mr. Ramirez briefed top Congressional aides today, but the report was greeted with some skepticism.