Sentence examples for specific objections of the from inspiring English sources

The specific objections of the capo maestro are not documented except that the fresco was "not painted as it should be", but it is clear that only the portion containing the horse and rider was to be erased and redone.

This document is a memo citing "the danger" (p.l) of including an affidavit (Document 2544 PS), given by Diels, in Lt. Miller's trial brief, "Extension of Control within Germany". The memo cites the specific objections of Dr. Braun, "the German lawyer retained as consultant by the British Prosecution" (p. 1), to the affidavit, which Braun argues is not merely erroneous by purposefully deceptive.

A qualitative study was therefore undertaken to gain insight into the responses of HCPs to parents with these specific objections to the vaccination of their children.

Although Vatican officials have not publicly detailed their specific objections to the choice of Bishop Lei, they said he was rejected for "proven and very grave reasons" that he and other bishops are well aware of.

Sadly, Wallison doesn't explain the Fantastic Four's specific objections to the use of the terms "shadow banking," "deregulation," and "interconnection".

There are also specific objections to the perdurance account of temporary coincidence involving people (see section 9 for these).

Accepting the inevitability of the withdrawal, the settlers raised 117 specific objections to the maps, and the officials accepted half and promised to make changes.

Then she raised a specific objection to the agency.

Bing went on the program to discuss the proposed consent agreement between the city and state and his specific objections to some of the obligations put forward in Snyder's draft, which the mayor openly criticized last week.

Attitudes to the Bible among the intellectual elite have changed so much in the past 150 years that the bookseller and the solicitor hold what now seems, theologically or philosophically, a marginal view.Underlying their specific objections to some of the introductions is a quarrel with the Pocket Canons' basic premise: that the Bible can be read as literature, and not simply as the word of God.

Fourth: The specific objection made to the claim of the United States Equipment Company, for rental of cars, track, and equipment used at the Naval Training Station, and the expense of loading the plant and freight thereon to and from the station, is also unfounded.