Sentence examples for which they object from inspiring English sources

I wonder if its members understand how New Labour itself helped to create the culture to which they object, poisoning the well of objective journalism.

Moreover, Republican leaders said, they plan to use spending bills to block federal insurance regulations to which they object.

The Greens say they have no desire to make healthcare decisions for their employees, but neither do they want to contribute to services to which they object.

To file a claim, individuals are required to give their name — anonymous requests are not allowed — and provide the links to which they object.

Interpreted thus, it becomes a rubbish chute down which people shove every use of language they object to (or should that be "to which they object"?).

Company owners remain free to protest against the different forms of birth control to which they object and call for repeal of the contraception coverage rule.

The "conservative entertainment complex", as columnist David Frum put it, promulgated a view of the American electorate that wasn't just objectively false, in terms of polled support, but to which they objected.

Mr. Bond said that Democrats were offering a "revisionist history" of the legislation to undercut provisions to which they objected.

The $30.22 charge to which they objected was sales tax required by state law, which AT&T remitted to California.

The land-based missiles to which they objected were taken away years later, not because of objectors, but under an international agreement.

In the Senate, Democrats, defending the new health care law, said the Republican proposal went far beyond contraception and would allow employers to deny coverage for other items and services to which they objected.