Sentence examples for vigorous objections from inspiring English sources
Over my vigorous objections by the way, for the record.
Same flavor, different shape" she said, to the vigorous objections of the woman behind the counter.
When Ford itself started experimenting with online sales, dealers' vigorous objections (along with legal challenges) caused the manufacturers to quickly retreat.
Iraqis want to remain independent of Tehran, as they have now demonstrated by signing the agreement with the United States over Iran's vigorous objections.
He and the political party that he leads seized power through the confluence of two important events that would have caused widespread outrage and produced vigorous objections from neutral observers if they had occurred in a third world country.
National churches in the "Global South"—the postcolonial countries in Africa, Asia, and South America in which a large majority of the world's Anglicans lived in the early 21st century—raised vigorous objections to these developments.
The North American Securities Administrators Association ("NASAA"), in correspondence with the SEC, has expressed its vigorous objection to the proposed preemption of state regulation of Regulation A offerings.
In 2004, over the vigorous objection of the Bush Justice Department, Congress passed the Innocence Protection Act, intended to ensure that inmates challenging their convictions had access to DNA testing.
Despite vigorous objection from scientists, 40% of Americans support schools teaching intelligent design, a form of creationism, according to YouGov, a polling firm.Americans' inclination to spurn scientific consensus and be unreasonably suspicious of research, more than a gap in enthusiasm, will make it tough to get kids interested in science.
Carter's case was the first in which a plaintiff introduced, over vigorous defense objections, highly damaging internal industry documents that had been stolen by former Brown & Williamson paralegal Merrill Williams.
The state prison guard union has long raised objections to vigorous screening of guards as they arrive and leave work, noting that the state would have to pay large amounts for the extra time that would add to each shift.
