Sentence examples for strong objections against from inspiring English sources

John Dryden characterized its impact in his comment that Cudworth "has raised such strong objections against the being of a God and Providence that many think he has not answered them," though such answers were indeed Cudworth's goal.

"Under pangenesis Mr. Mivart brings together an array of strong objections against Mr. Darwin's far-fetched provisional hypotheses".

But they run up against two strong objections.

Meanwhile, on strong objections by the French authorities against the holding of another "victory parade" in the French Concession tomorrow, the Japanese announced that the planned demonstration had been canceled.

The treaty establishing the court was signed by Mr. Scheffer on behalf of the United States on Dec. 31, but the Clinton White House did not try to fight for its adoption in a hostile Congress and against the strong objections of the Pentagon, which wants a guarantee that no American will ever be tried.

In recent years, however, it has been strongly advocated by George Schlesinger (1964, 1977), and, more recently, by Peter Forrest (1981)—though Forrest, curiously, describes the defense as one that has been "neglected", and refers neither to Schlesinger's well-known discussions, nor to the very strong objections that have been directed against this response to the argument from evil.

Democrats voiced strong objections to the plan before voting against the measure that will let the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and its allies hand-pick judges who will protect their interests.

In an unprecedented move, the court's right-wing majority decided not to hear oral arguments in order to protect the defendants against leaks, over the strong objections of the Chief Justice.

We hear strong objections to the concept of a bailout because it goes against traditional economic theory and an ingrained belief that failure is good because punishment instills caution.

The Roman Catholic church made clear that it would use the strong objections to the bill voiced by MPs across the house to maintain its campaign against same-sex marriage.

There were no strong objections.