"Once people start looking at this bill and see what policies will flow from it, there will be strong objections," predicted Scott Lilly, Democratic staff director of the House Appropriations Committee.
Despite Mr. Garamendi's objection, analysts predicted that the deal would be completed.
"The objections cannot be easily predicted, and a pre-planning statement of no objection is not always valid through the planning process". The prime minister will reiterate his determination to clear any logjams and ensure wind farming reaches its potential.
You want to predict any counterarguments, objections, or questions your readers will have so you can address them in your letter.
The London Olympics were a boon to NBC, drawing a bigger audience than it had predicted, never mind the online objections to coverage that focused on taped packages of the big events.
On its blogs, IDC acknowledges many of these objections but predicts that they will soon disappear or not matter to most customers.
Those objections could lead the Department of Veterans Affairs to "cannibalize itself," a ranking Democrat predicted.
In 1848, Jacques Babinet raised an objection to Le Verrier's calculations, claiming that Neptune's observed mass was smaller and its orbit larger than Le Verrier had initially predicted.
Another potential objection to the Threshold View is that it would be contrary to the best interests of the infant to permit withdrawal of treatment if the individual were predicted to have an LWL.
Epistemic contextualism is defended from several objections which allege that the way that "knows" actually behaves within some metalinguistic claims, belief reports, and speech reports is problematically different from what contextualism would predict, and from the objection that contextualism rules certain claims to be compatible with one another though they seem inconsistent.
