Sentence examples for seen objections from inspiring English sources

The scheme has seen objections from residents and protesters occupied trees when work to clear the area began in 2008.

The project has seen objections from residents, and protesters occupied trees when work to clear the area began in 2008.

The morning after the reading, Goldsmith was on the train to New York, looking at his phone, when he began to see objections to his reading, mostly from people who had only heard about it.

This is one of those arguments that polarises pretty quickly between, at one extreme, those who presume extension of government power over private communication is always sinister and, at the other end of the spectrum, those who see objections to new security measures as naive and verging on treason.

The firm won the preferred bidder status after a meeting of the city council's policy and resources committee saw objections raised by unions and opposition councillors.

These claims have been resisted on a variety of grounds (see objections in R.A. Wilson 2003, Stanford 2001, Van der Steen and van den Berg 1999, Gannett 1999, Shanahan 1997, Glennan 2002, Sober 1990, Sober and Wilson 1998, Brandon and Nijhout 2006, Sarkar 2008).

Like goodness-based theories of desire, Scanlon's attention-based theory of desire has not yet been engaged at length by proponents of more conservative theories of desire, and it remains to be seen what objections more conservative theorists might raise.

Critics warned of potential dangers, but saw those objections pushed aside.

Patten said how this would work was still being resolved, but he implied he did not see any objections.

"I see no objections," said the expressionless French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, barely glancing at the rows of country delegates then sharply banging his gavel.

He added, "It has made me see that objections already familiar to me, mainly by contributors to a book about my theory, have to be given more attention".