Sentence examples for that objections about from inspiring English sources

Devolder and Savulescu (2006) have argued that objections about economic cost are most forceful against 'cloning for self-transplantation' than, for example, against cloning for developing cellular models of human disease.

Buchanan argued that objections about "playing god," "interfering with nature," or "altering human nature" are often used to smuggle in assumptions about nature being inherently harmonious, stable, or balanced.

The Bobover Hasidim are part of an ecstatic religious movement of the late 17th century that broke from traditional rabbinical Judaism for reasons that included objections about materialistic excess.

That objection was fully met.

That objection, by the way, is bogus.

Others joined in that objection.

"The companies that are making objections about out of print books," he said, "are doing nothing for out-of-print books, like Microsoft and Amazon.

Sergey: the companies that are making objections about out of print books are doing nothing for out of print books, MSFT and Amazon.

Campaigners believe that the objections about benefiting paedophiles could be overcome by introducing two amendments to the relevant legislation to make clear that the men would have acted wholly lawfully under today's law.

Writing in the journal Biological Conservation, a team of scientists say that objections made to the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) about its well-known labelling scheme fail to get properly vetted.

Mr. Liu suggested that objections to the crackdown are much ado about nothing.