Sentence examples for the objection by from inspiring English sources

But restoring impoundment authority wouldn't resolve the objection by line-item veto opponents that the idea just gives the president too much power.

The sponsor of a hotel-conference center proposed for Ellis Island said yesterday that at two meetings last week he had offered to meet the objection by Lee A. Iacocca that the project was too commercial.

So far from the defect being waived, or he being then estopped from insisting upon the objection by his previous silence, I think he could justly claim that the whole proceeding was a nullity, a mere mockery of justice.

(You might try to resurrect the objection by focusing on the word "control," but here I think you'd be on thin ice: it's clear that machines already control things, in some sense – they drive cars, for example).

Aside from the fact that the Chinese missile threat never materialized as predicted by the Defense Department, this mission ran into the objection by critics that it was technically infeasible to provide an areawide defense for American cities against a missile attack.

The objection by Carmen Callil, one of the prize's judges, to Philip Roth's well-deserved Man Booker International Prize that "he goes on and on and on about the same subject in almost every book" demonstrates her ignorance of this consummate American writer's work.

But she did not explicitly address the trucking dispute or the objections by unions.

The objections by these publishers to the fair use of six works, without the publishers' permission and without payment of fees, are irrelevant.

In each case, Mr. Calligari said, the corps was able to satisfy the objections by providing the data and evidence that proved the work would cause no damage.

In a statement, its chairman, Abdulaziz Sager, said that in October last year the center was "told verbally that a license renewal would not be forthcoming due to the objections by the Dubai government to various aspects of the G.R.C.'s work".

First, he can meet some of the objections by distinguishing types and occasions of perception.