Phrases with «to file an objection»

"To file an objection" means to officially express disagreement or disapproval about something, usually in a legal or formal context. It involves submitting a written document or statement detailing your disagreement or concerns regarding a specific issue or decision. Full definition

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Sentences with «to file an objection»

The parent who is not relocating has a right to file an objection with the court, asking a judge to decide the matter. (thespruce.com)
If no one filed any objections within 60 days, the drug would receive automatic approval. (discovermagazine.com)
All signatures on a petition are presumed to be valid, and it would take a properly filed objection to eliminate a signature for any variety of reasons. (suncommunitynews.com)
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