Sentence examples for to objection from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of objecting.
This feature of the characterization is open to objection.
The isomorphism approach offers an answer to objection 3.C1.
Reply to objection: For informal interaction, the relevant criteria for selection may include brute attraction on any basis.
Second, he classifies the different accounts on offer and argues that they are either open to objection, or open to the demand for further explanation.
Meinong's reply to objection (2) consists in stressing the distinction between "being existing" [Existierend-Sein] as a determination of so-being and "existence" ("to exist" [Existieren]) as a determination of being.
But surely our Federation will not thereafter be open to objection on the ground that it is an exclusive organisation.
All HCPs reported to respond to religious objections to vaccination predominantly with medical information.
"I'm going to take objection to that.
Late last week, the Tennessee G.O.P. Web site posted a response to objections to this latest effort.
Figure 4: The pesticides that most often lead to objections.
