Sentence examples for serious objection to from inspiring English sources

But the most serious objection to police force amalgamation is the implication for local accountability.

A more serious objection to the green-card proposal is that it might be difficult to implement.

In contrast to enterprises such as astrology or homeopathy, there is no serious objection to the very project of climate science.

The more serious objection to Prop B is that these days puppy mills are not a product of insufficient legislation, but insufficient enforcement.

But is there a serious objection to the relaxation of planning rules that means schools can now open in places where they might once not have been allowed?

The Law Lords are not expected to raise serious objection to the change because many of them have said they think the present system is outdated.

But the Australian Defence Association has raised serious objections to the plan.

Mr. Sharon has serious objections to that plan and wants to change it.

The two parodies are funny, but they have serious objections to their target's theme.

Mr. Kaufman flew to Hong Kong in October and raised no serious objections to the article, employees said.

Management did confer with the jockeys, who did not voice any serious objections to riding in the intense heat.