Sentence examples for vocal objection from inspiring English sources

The new rules come despite the vocal objection of Weinstein, who objected both to the new sentencing guidelines and also to the loosening of police rules of engagement for live fire.

One particularly vocal objection on Wednesday came from one of the Senate's most liberal members, Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont.

At first, vocal objections stymied the White House from naming a director.

Three Democratic members approved the rule over the vocal objections of two Republican colleagues.

Semiconductors were among the new additions to the USTR list, sparking vocal objections from the Semiconductor Industry Association.

He argues that presidents regularly set public policies over vocal objections by Congress, interest groups, and the bureaucracy.

Despite vocal objections from the senators, it appears that recent lower-court nominees are following his lead.

Perhaps tired of waiting, he decided to go to Ukraine despite the highly vocal objections of Orthodox church leaders there.

Those bans have often come up against vocal objections from people with physical disabilities who are dependent on straws to feed and hydrate themselves.

MPs may have been cross about being recalled early from their summer break; they may have been stung by the memory of Iraq; they faced vocal objections from constituents.

But that idea has been met by a stream of vocal objections from the operators themselves.