Sentence examples for strenuous objection from inspiring English sources

Bdeir now resolved, over the strenuous objection of her mother and several friends, to become a new-age manufacturer.

But Representative Frank Wolf, a Virginia Republican, raised a strenuous objection to the Obama plan, and it was dropped.

A ballot initiative he had championed forcing the state to reduce the size of classes was approved over the governor's strenuous objection.

Sanger, however, did not have much of a role in the new organization, whose leaders deemed the words "birth control" too radical; in 1942, despite Sanger's strenuous objection, the organization became the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

Mr. Romney himself has used the term "first freedom" in this context throughout 2012, as he did in a February op-ed in which he claimed to be fighting on behalf of religious organizations "in their strenuous objection" to the Affordable Care Act.

While I realize that every critic's top-10 list is bound to disappoint some artist or fan somewhere, and that most critics probably hate such lists to begin with, the absence of Steve Earle's "Transcendental Blues" from all four of your critics' lists can simply not pass without strenuous objection.

Women's groups and medical professionals applauded the recommendations while the Roman Catholic Church raised strenuous objections.

That is the argument which the strenuous objections of civil libertarians need to overcome.

Over Fry's strenuous objections, the end of the war marked the end of the agency.

In August, Dolan tried to hire Thomas as a consultant, over Walsh's strenuous objections.

Russia, as the country's largest creditor, would no doubt raise strenuous objections.