Sentence examples for response to the objection from inspiring English sources

"We would prefer seeing drivers classified as employees as well," Liss-Riordan said on Tuesday, in response to the objection.

In response to the objection that such actions violate the academic freedom of Israeli academics by singling them out for exclusion from the scholarly conversation for which they were trained (thereby making them into second-class academic citizens), boycott supporters make two points that are somewhat in tension.

Sher's response to the objection is radically different from McGee's or McCarthy's.

A different response to the objection is that it takes too seriously the label "fictionalism".

The observation is widely regarded as refuting non-cognitivism, once the most popular (concessive) response to the objection.

So, in response to the objection that experience could lead to false generalizations, Avicenna advises that proper use of experience would include careful attention to the domain of a species, which was subject to repeated observation.

Some of those proposals have drawn criticism from Democrats and conservation groups, and Mr. Domenici and Mr. Tauzin today released revisions in response to the objections, though many of the changes were technical.

In response to the objections of his realist (chiefly the Naiyāyika) opponent that by admitting that perception has the capacity to apprehend aggregates as unitary wholes he is thus forced to admit that universals too are perceptible, Dharmakīrti replies that "aggregation" does not refer to the particular proper.

"This is a fantastic deal," is McLoughlin's response to the objections.

Yes, in response to the objections of those who have written to say that one who votes for François Hollande should not get mixed up in the affairs of a right that should "wash its dirty laundry inside the family," one last remark.

Other responses to the objection remain (Carruthers 2000, 2005).