Sentence examples for raise objections to that from inspiring English sources
And, of course, anyone has the right to raise objections to that.
The Borough of Seaside Heights, N.J., has joined the list of organizations, institutions — and now, municipalities — to raise objections to that hit MTV reality series, The Associated Press reported.
In an interview, Dr. Oates said he had been devoted to conservation of primates in Africa for many years and was hesitant to raise objections to anything that could benefit them.
Business owners and politicians sometimes raise objections to cleanups that the agency is obligated to examine even though that is time-consuming, she said.
But that is what is happening, as several members of the Black and Hispanic Caucuses raise objections to campaign legislation that many supported in the past.
Joshua Hersh pointed out this summer in his excellent review of the Alan Gross case that Cuba will inevitably raise objections to the regime change programs that threaten its sovereignty in the negotiations to normalize relations -- which resumed in Havana on September 11th.
People can continue to raise objections to the case until that date.
The Justice Department, which had not been expected to raise objections to the merger, confirmed today that it would not oppose it.
But those who raise objections to further development need to recognise that there's no realistic or cost-effective alternative to expansion.
It remains to be seen whether other teams will raise objections to the idea on the grounds that it amounts to a movable aerodynamic device - this catch-all phrase has been used over the years to ban a number of devices that control the movement of a car's chassis.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (DCalif ., chairman of the committee, said Tuesday that she had written a letter to President Obama raising objections to material that was stripped from the report by the CIA and the White House.
