Sentence examples for sharp objection from inspiring English sources
As I told Greene on Twitter, this objection is meant as a quibble rather than a sharp objection.
America's sharp objections, which will be repeated in the talks between George Bush and Mr Putin in Moscow this week, have had their effect, along with Iran's own chaotic finances.
But the effort to lift those restrictions is now drawing sharp objections from several lawmakers and from the Justice Department, which warned that one version of the legislation would give terrorists the power to hit targets five miles away.
After Mr. Bush's speech, the administration plans to dispatch teams of senior officials to allied capitals in Europe and Asia to outline the administration's proposals for moving ahead with missile defenses, a policy that is contentious at home and abroad, and which has drawn sharp objections from Moscow and Beijing.
But usually, when I ask these men if they would submit to their wives in any situation, I receive looks of disgust and sharp objections.
After surmounting months of Republican opposition to approve the small-business measure and send it to the House, Democrats — over sharp Republican objections — set up a floor showdown for next week over a Pentagon policy bill that also touches on the politically charged issues of immigration and gay men, lesbians and bisexuals in the military.
"It wasn't so much Uefa's objection to Sharp as a complete ban on sponsorship in the finals of all the big cup tournaments - European Cup, European Cup Winners' Cup and the Uefa Cup - which had always stood up until some time in the 1990s.
In sharp contrast to the initial spontaneous objections from major politicians, these theses have gained popular support.
But the effort suffered a sharp setback when Republicans, over the objections of Mr. Bush, pressed to restrict immigration severely.
