Sentence examples for primary objections to from inspiring English sources

There are two primary objections to multiculturalism.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] and punishmentSIR One of your primary objections to capital punishment (May 15th) is that it is hopelessly unjust as wrongly convicted persons will inevitably be executed.

"One of the primary objections to a surtax on very wealthy people has been its impact on small business," said Ms. Collins, the only Republican who crossed the aisle and voted to take up the Democrats' payroll tax bill last week.

In the past, the primary objections to desalination have been salt residue, corrosion, habitat destruction, and cost.

The primary objection to a merger now appears to be price.

Mr. Perez-Carrillo III said his primary objection to traditional media outlets was the expense.

Senator Moynihan said his primary objection to the ad was that he had never been photographed together with Mr. Lazio.

His primary objection to the doctrine is that it cannot be effectively implemented because U.S. Army forces "are not organized, trained or equipped" to carry out the peaceful development work that counterinsurgency demands of them.

Emmett Coyne Gainesville, Fla., Feb. 12, 2009 • To the Editor: Even in Martin Luther's time, the primary objection to indulgences was not their commodification but the questionable claim that the pope could guarantee an eternal return on the believer's earthly investment, a get-out-of-purgatory-free card that would continue to pay dividends long after death.

Our primary objection to the conclusion drawn by the author is that he has used raw data to establish financial pressure.

The primary objection to the world as God's body is the substantialistic implications of the term "body" that lead either to an ontological separation between the world and God or to a loss of identity for God or the world.