Sentence examples for prominent objection to from inspiring English sources

Until a few years ago, one prominent objection to Turkey's accession to the EU concerned the borders of Europe.

The slippery slope argument is the most prominent objection to euthanasia, with the exception of the religious demur that only God should interfere in issues of life and death.

This section considers some of the most prominent objections to the idea of public reason.

One prominent objection is that coherentism somehow fails to ensure that a justified belief system is in contact with reality.

But if GOP officials prove willing to raise continued, prominent objections over Comey's firing, and to tie it to the broader controversy over Russia, their concerns may transfer to some of their supporters.

It is only in the second edition of the Critique that Kant gives such a prominent place to Hume and his "objection" to causality, serving to introduce what Kant now calls "the general problem of pure reason".

Here are a few prominent objections.

The most prominent objections concern, on the one hand, the fatal ambiguities of the concept of "identification" and, on the other, the threat of an infinite regress of conditions.

But what is missing from Herder's early critical aesthetics is an objection to the aesthetics of play, for the simple reason that Kant had not yet made that prominent in German aesthetics.

I had no objection to it, either.

She had no objection to civil unions.