Sentence examples for proposal objections from inspiring English sources
Although Bury Metropolitan Borough Council supported the proposal, objections were raised by Lancashire County Council, Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council and Rossendale Borough Council, and a public enquiry was held in November and December 2004.
This proposal drew objections from some preservationists, since it is the street plan itself that is protected under a 1983 landmark designation.
Now head of the Mine Safety and Health Administration, he revived the proposal despite objections by union officials and health experts that it could put miners at greater risk of black-lung disease.
[C1.] Russian Panel Approves Plan for Oil Pipeline A Russian regulatory panel reviewing plans to build an oil pipeline that would pass along the shoreline of Lake Baikal, the world's biggest fresh-water lake by volume, announced that it had approved the proposal over objections from scientists and environmental groups.
Under the rules governing how tariffs are set, Monitor can be forced to rethink its proposals if objections are raised by more than 51% of trusts, measured either by number or their share of all NHS activity.
Opponents of our proposal offer many objections.
The proposal swiftly drew objections from advertisers and television executives, who said it would be offensive.
Mr. Bloomberg has strongly supported the proposal, despite strong objections from some public school parents and East Harlem community activists.
The proposal prompted widespread objections from consumer advocates, bankers and home builders, who said the plan could shut many borrowers out of the housing market.
But the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice are concerned about the scope of the proposal and submitted objections in a letter to the bar association in December.
But the proposal already faces objections from some civil liberties lawyers and certain members of Congress, who worry about the potential for another sprawling data network that could ultimately be the equivalent of a national ID system.
