Sentence examples for sets of objections from inspiring English sources

And air capture would open the way to capturing emissions produced by millions of cars and aircraft.If air capture is to get anywhere, however, it must overcome three sets of objections: technical, financial and political.

Malebranche solicited written responses to the Recherche modeled on the sets of objections published with Descartes's Meditations.

He indeed published the first edition (1641) of the Meditations together with six sets of objections and replies, adding a seventh set with the second edition (1642).

In the end, he and Mersenne collected seven sets of objections to the Meditations, which Descartes published with the work, along with his replies (1641, 1642).

Further reading: For important passages in Descartes' handling of the cogito, see the second and third sets of Objections and Replies.

In section 3, we then turn specifically to the critics of enactment, posing the question "What can be said against enactment of a social minimum?" We consider three sets of objections that appeal respectively to the values of individual freedom, fairness, and legitimacy.

In his reply to Pierre Gassendi (1592 1655), author of the Fifth Set of Objections, he says that the term "idea" is extended "to cover any object of thought" (AT VII 366; CSM II 253).

One set of objections comes from representatives of the digital advertising industry.

Therein, however, lies a second set of objections: Britain is not at war in Syria.

Iraq Lawmakers Raise Objections The newest in a long set of objections by Iraqi lawmakers to a security agreement with the United States is centered on oil.

The undermining of democracy, the lack of transparency, which results in particular interests being advanced often over broader interests -- that's one set of objections.