Sentences with phrase «objections from»

In the face of objections from the Competition Commissioner's legal counsel and media covering the hearing, Tribunal chair Justice Sandra Simpson agreed that no one would be barred from the hearing.

You'll learn everything from proper pricing of properties, working with and handling objections from sellers, and getting the proper price reductions at the right time so that your properties sell.

So, beginning on page 40, you'll find suggestions for how to combat any number of commission objections from sellers and clearly explain the value proposition you bring to the table, especially in a changing market.

Herder: When salespeople start making an emotional appeal, many of the objections from prospects disappear.

This appointment is subject to objections from other parties.

Dr. Linda Palmer retired from her chiropractic practice when the health challenges of her son and the parenting style objections from those around her led her to extensive research efforts, culminating in her writing of a healthy parenting book, Baby Matters: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Caring for Your Baby.

Despite objections from women's health champions, the Committee passed the Fiscal Year 2018 Labor - Health and Human Services appropriations bill, which would cut women off from Planned Parenthood's preventive services, end health care access for the 4 million people who rely on the nation's family planning program, and eliminate the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program.

• Instrumental in building annual sales from startup to over $ 300,000 and successfully and skillfully overcame objections from both customers and businesses driving large increases in sales.

The Patent Reform Act of 2007 could come before the U.S. House of Representatives for a vote as soon as this week despite objections from some labor unions, small inventors, and some small tech vendors.

Pollack had high praise for Gov. Rick Scott, who enacted the law despite objections from the National Rifle Association, a longtime political ally.

The Patent Reform Act of 2007 could come before the U.S. House of Representatives for a vote as soon as this week despite objections from...

Despite overwhelming objections from the public, Congress just passed the GOP's tax scam bill, increasing taxes for 92 million middle - class families, raising health care premiums, and threatening life - saving programs — all to give massive tax breaks to the rich.

This is the first time such a large - scale data roaming arrangement has been put in place in South Africa, therefore Bowmans had to ensure the legal and technical components of the transaction structure were ironclad in order to successfully counter any objections from Vodacom's competitors (other operators may now adopt similar arrangements).

Overall the IPB is a strange combination of very targeted and seemingly limited steps, along with sweeping data collection powers, broad unchecked legal authority and gag orders that will stifle oversight and legitimate objections from service providers.»

Also, your counsel must be able to defend your processes in court against objections from opposing counsel (and your external counsel is not always the most technical person!).

Some lawyers, he said, monitor governments around the world in search of proposed laws and regulations that might spark objections from foreign companies.

Fremont Place won preliminary approval after design changes satisfied earlier objections from Pearl District residents and the Portland City Council.

This notice will include important information like the time, date and location of the creditors meeting and the deadlines for claims and / or objections from creditors.

Boralex faces a long lead time in delivering any project that can involve objections from environmental and community groups opposed to wind farms.

Requirements for raising foreign capital under the Cooperative Capital Markets Regulatory System's proposed Capital Markets Act have raised objections from a group of institutional investors, who have released a letter describing the added layer of compliance as potentially burdensome to some firms.

Baring any objections from Congress, new amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will become effective on December 15, 2015.

As a sitting Supreme Court Justice, her bobblehead should be able to overrule any objections from the opposing lawyer.

Apparently some development of legal style at Zotero has been hindered because of objections from Bluebook.

The more problematic component of objections from family law organizations and OCJ justices are that the proposed solution is to simply increase funding to legal aid.

Canada's first faith - based law school was approved Wednesday, despite objections from prominent voices in the legal community.

Armed with a working knowledge of the rules of evidence, you can object to the admissibility of evidence where appropriate and be ready to defend objections from your opponent.

Pelosi had hoped to include alternative measures in the continuing resolution that would have allowed drilling within 50 miles of either coast if state legislatures approved, but she faced objections from the White House.

Projects like Cape Wind, proposed for shallow waters just off Cape Cod in Massachusetts, met with fierce objections from residents who felt it would mar the ocean vista.

Putting aside, for now, the objections from people who deny that an expert consensus even exists, the main objections to the idea of consensus messaging are below.

Now they look likely to continue with a 6th IPCC Report, despite objections from some sources.

As far as I can see I have resolved all outstanding issues and dealt with your various objections from along the way.

In a bid to defuse political objections from poor countries, their study also proposes a way of adjusting the formula for emission targets so developing world nations aren't penalized for allowing fossil fuel consumption by the 2 billion people who barely generate any emissions — or roughly under 1 ton of CO2 per year.

Perhaps the analogy needs a «redo» taking this and a few other worthwhile objections from the comments into account.

In addition, the UK's offshore wind programme is throwing up some conflicts, not involving objections from local communities, as in the case of some on - land project, but from existing offshore wind projects, worried about new projects, in effect, stealing their wind.

The slow ones will be unable to distinguish sound theoretical objections from unsound ones, leaving them no better off than before the demonstration.

Also, construction of new transmission lines is difficult in many areas because of objections from abutting landowners and others concerned about scenic or property value impairment.

To implement cuts approaching these levels within two decades would require all major democratic nations to elect governments wholly committed to dramatic structural change and resolved to over-ride the most strenuous objections from powerful interests.

Despite objections from EPA, CEQ insisted on repeating an unsupported assertion that millions of American jobs would be lost if the Kyoto Protocol were ratified.

Due to her testimony, Alar was banned despite objections from Science, Nature, WHO, FAO, EPA, and British Parliament experts that claimed there was «no risk to health».

Physicist and energy expert, Amory Lovins, offers these two great responses to objections from conservatives:

In fact, you would be hard pressed to find anyone who has advocated for the «integrity of the voting process» who has not raised objections from others — and further, raised objections from some of one ideological orientation as opposed to others.

[UPDATE: An Australian company with a different technique for boosting plankton growth — adding urea to the sea — has evidently gained permission from the Philippines to do a field test in the Sulu Sea, raising objections from some private groups and bloggers.]

At the same time, the Delaware River Basin Commission — of which Paterson is a member — also looks like it is moving forward on allowing fracking in the area, despite objections from various sources (including Paterson) and a lack of adequate scientific review of the potential consequences.The energy industry has welcomed the moratorium as a positive alternative to what it called a «flawed» piece of legislation.

Somewhat controversially, the museum and city are also selling four works at an auction on Nov. 9 to raise money for the endowment, with court approval and no objections from the estates.

The piece has drawn objections from bloggers, artists, and activists, including a polemical critique by Eunsong Kim and Maya Isabella Mackrandilal publicly endorsed by another artist presenting at the Whitney Biennial, Pedro Vélez.

Despite strong objections from some East Village residents, the City Planning Commission approved a plan by Cooper Union yesterday to build two tall buildings that school officials hope will lift its fortunes after a decade of deficits.

The federal agency cancelled a $ 98,000 grant for the project led by a UC Berkeley Professor Ula Taylor in the wake of objections from conservatives

Hillenbrand encourages this practice, since regulators who continually hear similar objections from consumers may begin questioning the banks about their policies.

This presentation applies to all three situations — dealing with price objections from customers, securing better prices or terms from suppliers, and motivating the behavior you want from your employees.

After objections from Bull Terrier and Bulldog breeders claiming this new breed was not at all like theirs the name was changed.