Sentence examples for view of objections from inspiring English sources

The distinction, introduced by Kant in The Critique of Pure Reason, aroused extensive debate in the mid-20th century, particularly in view of objections raised by W.V. O

In view of the objections raised by the Jordanians to the Metropolitan's title to the scrolls, the Museum insisted on insuring them against possible suits on this ground, and the money to cover the premium was found by Dr. C. H. Kraeling, of the Chicago Oriental Institute.

In the view of the objection function, the problem is (ell_{0} -norm minimization problem, which is combinatorial and generally NP-hard.

David Flaum, the Rochester developer who is Caesars' partner in the casino project, takes a harsh view of the Harrimans' objections.

And after talks with many of the Kremlin's top foreign-policy leaders and the Communist leader of Parliament, each covering the missile-defense plan in depth, it was clear that he would be able to give the White House a detailed view of Russia's objections.

The illative core is the set of premises offered in support of the conclusion; the dialectical tier consists of alternative points of view, likely objections to the conclusion, and the premises and whatever assumptions characterize debate about the conclusion.

The property view faces a number of objections.

"Our preliminary view in the [statement of objections] is that in its general Internet search results Google artificially favors its own comparison shopping service and that this constitutes an abuse," Europe's antitrust chief, Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said when her office issued its formal Google Shopping statement of objections in April.

These essential requirements emphasize openness, lack of dominance, balance of interest, coordination and harmonization, public notification of standards development, appropriate consideration of views and objections raised, evidence of a consensus vote, an appeals mechanism, and written procedures for methods used in standards development [ 77].

Nonetheless, this view of concepts faces familiar objections.

The OFT duly looked into the allegations and decided to concentrate on three companies: one hotel group (the InterContinental Hotels Group) and two online travel agents (Booking.com and Expedia).Its provisional view, announced earlier this week in a "statement of objections" that is not made publicly available, is that the three companies have infringed competition law.