Sentence examples for run into objections from inspiring English sources

Other projects, however, such as airports, will run into objections from the left.

The new biopic could yet run into objections from Tolkien's heirs.

Both biopics could yet run into objections from Tolkien's heirs and rights holders for the author's back catalogue.

An additional 17 or 18 vacancies, Mr. Neas said, were the result of nominees who had cleared the Judiciary Committee but had run into objections from Republican senators.

Proposals to raise general taxes have run into objections from Prime Minister Tony Blair, who does not want to revive the party's tax-and-spend image.

He has run into objections from other nations who rightly do not want to see a country like Iraq, with the world's second-largest oil reserves, treated better than, say, Burkina Faso.

Filming night scenes — anything after 5 p.m. — ran into objections from the actresses' husbands and fathers.

But he is running into objections with Germany's antitrust regulators.

All but the last ran into objections (and even that one changed during construction).

But the White House immediately ran into objections from Republican allies in Congress, who were working on their own plans to change individual retirement plans.

France offered a detailed 10-page plan on Tuesday but ran into objections from several countries, a diplomat said on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.