Sentences with phrase «more general objections»
The letter by William J. Burke, Patrick Pullicino, and Father Edward J. Richard raises two biological objections, and two more general objections, to ANT - OAR.
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The general trend of Americans becoming more socially liberal has not translated to the abortion issue in the same way, and a major cause of that, it seems, is the emotivist objection to abortion.
If they dump employee coverage for objection to family planning issues in general, including Viagra, then they would be making more of a statement.
A further, less formal, and more general proof is included to meet the objection that my argument depends upon deriving the abstractive set a from an abstractive set and then deriving from a. Under these conditions, it might be objected that it is no wonder that a and should both belong to the same geometrical element.
Once petitions are submitted there is a three - day period for general objections to be filed and then six more days for specific objections.
A general objection, which is little more than a one - sentence declaration, must be postmarked to the board today.
These «general objections» were then followed up within days by the filing of twenty - eight «specific detailed objections» many running three or more pages.
I think the debate in general is improved when funding sources of all sides are revealed, so without more, I see no objection to similar requests of privately funded scientists.
Massachusetts attorney general Martha Coakley, a former partner at Goodwin Procter, has filed a limited objection to QMC's proposed sale on the grounds that her office wants more time to review the terms of the hospital's sale to Steward.
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).