Objection!

Do you have any objection?

Is there any objection?

How would you answer the objection?

Do you have any objection to this plan?

For my part, I have no objection.

For my part, I have no objection.

As for me, I have no objection.

Then the fairness objection goes away.

Thus in the end the United Kingdom did not wait until there was conver

This represents a very considerable transfer of resources which, for the three countries in question, will be of marcroeconomic significance.

That is foolproof but an enormous burden.

And this is the main objection to the theory.

If there are no objections the Minutes will be taken as amended.

113 Topical and urgent debate (objections), p.

Bentham s objection to natural rights is often cited.

Mr Malangré was really a great help and I would like to thank him for his efforts.

As there were no objections, the vote was made on the text with such a modification.

As there were no objections from the general assembly, the amendments were carried.

The invasion of Kuwait was followed by an extremely critical period.

As there were no objections from the session participants they were not put to vote.

I'm also in favour so it's three to one. And thus your objection is overruled.

The right to conscientious objection is recognised, in accordance with the national laws governing the exercise of this right.

If no reply is received within this period, the Bank may assume that there is no objection to the investment in question.

I would add to that my objection to the assumption that individual decision making is always characterized by rational expectations.

According to his attorney, Lamo has a religious objection to giving blood, but is willing to give his DNA in another form.

The ECB has no objection to the adoption of the Regulation several months in advance of the effective adoption of the euro by Greece .

(b) The release in April 2005 of four Jehovah's Witnesses who had made conscientious objections to undertaking military service

In general there are no serious objections from the Socialist Group to the Commission's pro posals, as dealt with by Parliament.

Inna Denisova, one of the first people on VKontakte to start using the hashtag этонедебаты ( TheseArentDebates), explained her objections in a blog post on March 3

If no objection is raised before the deadline laid down in ( c ) above , the decision of the Executive Board of the ECB on the imposition of a sanction becomes final .

In our opinion there are strong grounds for considering the possibility of extending the fields of action to which the Community can contribute funding.

That importance has been conferred on it over the centuries by those who have forged a language full of beauty, have maintained it through thick and thin, and have used it to make extremely important contributions to mankind's cultural patrimony.

For there is a great deat more to the construction of Europe than just the European Community.

The US could further that objective by letting it be known diplomatically that it will not object if others allow Cuba to return to the IMF.

For example, Turkey has lifted its objections to a role for Syrian President Bashar al Assad in negotiations to end the civil war in Syria.

If no written objections are raised by the undertaking concerned within the established time limit , the sanction shall be deemed to be imposed by decision of the Executive Board of the ECB .

Secondly, by helping with and expanding, through appropriate financial aid, the establishment of holding camps in Thailand, the latter having given its agree ment, camps that will accommodate the Khmer people who have taken refuge along the Thai Khmer border and who constitute a reserve of fighters for the factions opposed to the government in Phnom Penh.

Despite the Houthis threats and violence, Yemenis rallied across the country to mark the revolution's anniversary and voice their objection to their rule.

any service of a military character or, in case of conscientious objectors in countries where they are recognised, service exacted instead of compulsory military service

The first objection is surely no longer true of the advanced economies, while the second is irrelevant, given that the goal is not to strengthen the incentive to work, but to enable people to live without work.

(b) The release in June 2004 of a number of Jehovah's Witnesses who had made conscientious objections to undertaking military service, but notes with concern that other Jehovah's Witnesses continue to be jailed on the same charge

above , the decision of the Executive Board of the ECB on the imposition of a sanction becomes final .

An even bigger threat to women's reproductive rights in Croatia is conscientious objection, which allows gynecologists to choose not to perform abortions and amniocentesis, subscribe contraception, or some aspects of medically aided fertilization.

If in the light of that report we decide we want to go further, to increase the transfer of resources, we must of course give some consideration to how that is to be achieved.