Sentence examples for particular objections from inspiring English sources

As in Guantánamo, the policy ignited a debate among military lawyers, with particular objections coming from the Central Command.

In this case, the woman and her lawyer did not raise particular objections to us using her name, did not ask to speak confidentially".

Her account of a child called "Zimba", who apparently led Linton to "risk her life" by staying in the country, raised particular objections.

"We're standing in City Hall Park and he reads his statement and the first question was, what are your particular objections to Giuliani, and he said, 'I don't have any!' " Ms. Messinger said.

As for particular objections, Ms. Papp said, "I think the issue that Joe had was journalistic balance among the voices in the book," concern with the need for a "rounded picture".

Sister Farrell said they intended to convey their particular objections to the Vatican's assessment in private in Rome to Cardinal William Levada, an American who leads the Vatican's doctrinal office, and Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, of Seattle, appointed by the Vatican to lead the reform of the nuns' organization.

One particular objection concerned the timing of the board's hearing.

He was commonly called a centrist and had no particular objection to the label.

Women once took particular objection to these images, he says; now they line up when he does signings.

Michael Gove, the education secretary, said last year: "I don't have any particular objection to involving any organisation that is going to improve our education".

We have no particular objection to our friends crucifying the flesh if they feel like it; we just wish they'd do it somewhere else, preferably at home.