Sentence examples for there were any objections from inspiring English sources

At an appointed moment during the ceremony, the crowd was asked if there were any objections to Bishop Robinson's installation.

Clinic staff are informed of the format at the beginning of the meeting, given study fact sheets, and asked if there were any objections.

"Why should there be any objections to this method?

So, unless there are any objections I declare the Committee Room is done.

A council has to advertise that an application has been registered and if there are any objections hold an inquiry, often with an independent inspector.

Would there be any objections by the participating prisons to ask to have these individuals also perform the EF tests, wearing the Actiwatch, and filling out the questionnaires?

If there is any objection to be had, it would be directed to the leaders who send them in harm's way".

In May 1906, Saint-Gaudens wrote to Secretary Shaw, asking if there was any objection to having the date in Roman numerals.

"I can't see why there would be any objections as long as there are no harmful effects to the town.

It is a controversial question whether there are any successful general objections to ontological arguments.

Now any time there is an objection to what CBS News covers, or doesn't cover, people will simply point to the CNET example as how top-down corporate policy trumps news.