Sentences with phrase «general objections with»

Registered voters had a three - day window once candidates filed their paperwork to log general objections with the state Board of Elections.

Registered voters have a three - day window (not including weekends) after the petitions have been submitted to file a general objection with the board of elections.

Not exact matches

Attorneys general from 19 states object to a proposed exemption for employers with objections to birth control.

Rosenstein defended the release of the texts during the hearing, saying: «We consulted with the inspector general to determine that he had no objection to releasing the material,» in response to a question about the texts by Rep. Jamie Raskin (D - MD).

It would seem your objection is to religion in general and in the light, I agree with your comment.

• In Texas, clerks who have religious objections can refuse to issues marriage licenses to same - sex couples, with support from that state's attorney general.

The Flyers have never had a curfew under Keenan, and before the start of this season he and general manager Bobby Clarke went over the entire travel schedule with Poulin to see if the players had any objections to the travel arrangements.

I'm not familiar with Cenk Uygur or his claims (and no link was provided), but there is a general objection to the use of state conventions.

However, a general objection to Michael Giordano's candidacy has been filed with the Westchester County Board of Elections, BOE, who -LSB-...]

However, a general objection to Michael Giordano's candidacy has been filed with the Westchester County Board of Elections, BOE, who will begin to vet the claims on Thursday, July 20, after press time.

The General Medical Council has also made it clear that ethical or «principled» objections are not acceptable in gender dysphoria and that «inexperience in the field» should be remedied by prompt cooperation with a gender identity clinic, he adds.

Surprisingly, between the barbed comments and general incoherence, the objection was peppered with legal precedents and other convincing arguments (convincing to this layman, at least).

Indeed, his core objection appears to be with technology fixes in general, or the conviction that any bit of technological derring - do — be it a high - efficiency photovoltaic cell or a low - emissions vehicle — will be sufficient to nudge the planet from unpleasant trajectories like global warming.

She cited as motivation for quitting her objection to «the kind of vehemence and aggressive attack strategy that Exxon has executed over the last year» toward state attorneys general with open investigations of ExxonMobil and over a dozen non-for-profit groups (such as the Union of Concerned Scientists) and individuals who have been in communication with them over the corporation's decades - long role as champion of climate denial.

Notwithstanding our philosophical objections to professor Brand's thesis, we can only agree with his general statement that «access to courts is not access to justice», and that «[a] n ODR system that is simple, efficient, effective, transparent, and fair, offers the hope of real justice in such disputes».

It gives a lot more protection than the rule that laws have to be religiously neutral, which is why you have cases like Hobby Lobby (in which a federal law requiring employers to pay for contraception, though religiously neutral and of general applicability, was ruled to not apply to companies with religious objections to contraception).

However, traditional objections to findings not based on clinical diagnostic categories are lessened by evidence that CMD are most validly represented as a single dimension encompassing comorbid anxiety and depression.43 — 45 One important problem is that measures such as the general health questionnaire may be prone to socioeconomic response bias, with those in lower occupational grades underreporting symptoms.46