But the wider objections reflect sentiments like those of the Occupy Wall Street movement, including a growing attention to the rights of workers and a wariness of decisions by big business.
The LTDA said while the taximeter was the focus of its complaint, it had wider objections to the firm.
Meanwhile, despite these quantities of emptiness, the RSHP extension struggles to squeeze into its corner of the museum's estate: much of it is underground, and the architects had to fiddle with slivers one metre wide after objections that they were blocking the light to existing spaces.
The Centre for Food Safety, a leading opponent, bases its position on a range of detailed scientific criticisms combined with wider ethical objections.
His barbed allusion to a great silent majority prompted wide-ranging objections for being so casually dismissive of the thousands who had taken to the streets to make their voices heard.
There is the proud city-wide conscientious objection to war.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change's report on the government's Strategic Environmental Assessment of its nationwide fracking plan recorded a wide range of objections, including from bodies such as Public Health England and the Natural England.
A wide variety of these objections are helpfully discussed in Quinn 1999 (pp. 65 71).
His corpus of writings as a whole show the inadequacy of Boorse's theory as well as express great care in systematically articulating his own theory while addressing a wide range of possible objections.
The statute has become so useful that the Justice Department is exploring ways to cast an even wider legal net, despite objections from civil rights groups.
