Sentence examples for to which he objected from inspiring English sources

Broad wrote that he expected the museum not to pursue the provision to which he objected.

Mr. Silbering said the parole board usually agreed to deny parole in the cases to which he objected.

As Green acknowledged, the overall critique was a standard one and it was not the substance to which he objected, but the approach.

A few weeks before the EU referendum, I asked Boris Johnson to name any EU law applied in the UK to which he objected.

It is possible, as conjectured by Mike Bartlett's recent play King Charles III, that Charles might refuse to sign a statute to which he objected on principle.

The office, which is noted for its probity and candor, urged the justices not to hear Mr. Millbrook's case because the specific ruling to which he objected was correct.

And it would be financed with an increase in tobacco taxes, another feature to which he objects.

Oh, What a Lovely War which gets a major revival at the Theatre Royal next month, has been cited by education secretary Michael Gove as one of the artistic responses to the first world war to which he objects.

After having objected to the number and mode, he objected to the subject matter of their cognizance.(Here Mr. Marshall read the 2d section).--These, Sir, are the points of Federal jurisdiction to which he objects, with a few exceptions.

Mr. Kimball, in his Bloomian liberal-, gay-, feminist- and African-American-bashing, overlooks an explanation that is perhaps too obvious: that many of us in academe who have spent our lives studying and analyzing modern culture have in fact discovered, as we're paid to do, that the liberal humanistic ideas to which he objects are actually morally and intellectually correct.

Moments before shooting himself, Przybyl read a statement to reporters in which he objected to plans by the prosecutor general, Andrzej Seremet, to put military prosecutors under civilian authority.