Sentence examples for raise strenuous objections from inspiring English sources

Russia, as the country's largest creditor, would no doubt raise strenuous objections.

Yet, encouragingly, faculty elsewhere, including at the University of Utah and the University of Arizona, have begun to raise strenuous objections to this kind of circumvention of standard governance and tampering with curriculum by wealthy donors and allied state legislators that seek to use public universities as an incubator for the next generation of partisan politicians.

Women's groups and medical professionals applauded the recommendations while the Roman Catholic Church raised strenuous objections.

Forced returns were then suspended because Vietnam and the United States, in rare agreement, raised strenuous objections.

But Representative Frank Wolf, a Virginia Republican, raised a strenuous objection to the Obama plan, and it was dropped.

Descanso Drive resident Gisella Rumohr raised a strenuous objection to bike-lane striping on her street during last week's City Council meeting, claiming bicyclists were already complicating traffic flow there and that new bike lanes would only attract more riders.

But when the NRC, last October, demanded that the Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) raise the flood barrier, the OPPD resisted and had to be forced to make the improvements over its strenuous objections.

Several senior military lawyers offered strenuous objections.

Strenuous objections had been asserted regarding the adequacy of representation, a Rule 23(a)(4) requirement.

That is the argument which the strenuous objections of civil libertarians need to overcome.

Over Fry's strenuous objections, the end of the war marked the end of the agency.