The most popular objection is that we would risk sending the signal that Britain is "a soft touch".
"The pavements are great, but they are just too wide," said Uday Gurunath, an auto rickshaw driver, echoing a popular objection.
The last thing they want is for the unpopularity of Mr Hague to rub away the popular objection to the euro.There is, however, yet another danger.
After little more than a year, however, he was forced to expel the composer because of governmental and popular objection to the friendship and Wagner's own improprieties, though Louis remained a lifelong patron of the musician.
A popular objection is that one doesn't have to buy the devices that happen to be wrapped up in restrictive systems or deliberately limited.
By far the most popular objection to factualist truthmaker maximalism, an objection made by both friends and enemies of facts, is that it is ontologically baroque, that is to say, incredible.
Of course, they might not be disguised descriptions that are world-indexed, too (a popular objection is discussed below in §2.3.2; for more objections, see Soames 2002, pp. 39ff).; but the point here is that so far as the thesis that names are rigid designators is concerned, the matter could go either way.
As NAFTA was rammed through Congress over popular objection in 1994, Clinton also initiated the militarization of the U.S.-Mexican border, previously fairly open.
Over Democratic objections, committees in each chamber passed identical resolutions superseding the results of Florida's contested popular vote.
Recent discussions about the European Union (EU) have not been a source of much delight: too top-heavy, bureaucratic, expensive and inefficient, to name but a few of the popular mental objections associated with the word Europe.
