Sentences with phrase «objections to it still»

My moral objections to it still stand, but I thought that given how many authors seem to rely on it for their money I should see if it pays enough to quell my objections.

Not exact matches

Even if AT&T can avoid any FCC objections related to the satellite licenses, the phone giant would still face a stiff political and regulatory gauntlet before it could close the deal.

The new regulations extend the accommodation available to religiously affiliated nonprofit employers to closely held2 for profit corporations that have adopted a resolution establishing that the corporation objects to some or all contraceptive services on account of the owners» sincerely held religious beliefs.3 Starting in the new plan year, Hobby Lobby and other closely held corporations with religious objections will be required to notify their insurer, third party administrator, or HHS so that the insurer or administrator can still provide the contraceptive coverage directly to the employees and their dependents.

The first thing to note is that the problem of suffering in the world is not really a logical objection to God's existence, which can still be argued from the unity and coherence of creation on rational grounds.

Still, there are two possible objections to this way of thinking.

But the great objection to the argument advanced by Dr. Dodd is (1) the probability that Luke — that is, the author of Acts — had seen and used the Gospel of Mark before writing these early chapters of his «second volume»; if so, he would naturally have the pattern of Mark still in mind.

I have my own objections to some of Ronnie's idiosyncratic phrases (for instance his frequent use of «have a mind to», instead of simply «want to»); but overall I still find his English magnificent.

Meanwhile, a group of 160 African - American community leaders sent NAACP a letter detailing their own objections to its charter - school opposition on behalf of «700,000 black families choosing to send their children to charter public schools, and the tens of thousands more who are still on waiting lists.»

Moreover, since it is likely that none of the original Apostles was still living, there was no - one to raise authoritative objections.

Perhaps it is best to admit the strength of this objection but still choose the danger over its worse alternative.

Still, while remaining sensitive to these objections to the concept of revelation, we must insist on its enduring appropriateness.

But there is a second objection to this theory that must still be taken quite seriously.

Later still, as mentioned above, women began to assert their objections to male homosexual practices.

If the preceding shows the plausibility of Hartshorne's position, as I interpret it, with regard to the future, a further objection might still be raised with regard to the past.

In order to forestall objections to his social - organic theory, Hartshorne states that an electron or some similar ultimate particle may still be an organism even though it has no parts.

Hartshorne furnishes a similarly interesting reply to the converse objection that the entire universe could not be one organism, since it has no environment («There is nowhere to go from the universe») 39 His neat reply to this difficulty is that, although the universe has no neighbors to which it may respond, it may still respond to its own «internal environment» or the various internal organs of which it is composed.

This decision — I'm still calling it 5 - 4 in favor of Hobby Lobby — is a direct result of Citizens United (the Corporations Are People case), and indeed allows anyone to use religious objections as a magic phrase to allow anyone to break any law they like...

Despite this, people apparently think this won't work, or that it may backfire, though I've never been able to understand why they think this, thus I'm just wondering if someone here could explain their objection to me, and why Cenk might still be so sure it will work.

That doesn't address objections to a «should we be spending # 17 billion on a tax cut» question, but those who want to spend # 17 billion on a tax cut could find that was a fairer and still popular way to do it.

Obviously, Lazio, who ostensibly cares enough about the still - raw emotions from 9/11 to demand that a mosque be located far away from ground zero, would also be sensitive to the reasonable (and widely known) objections of the police officers and firefighters who lost friends and family that day.

«There are still hundreds of outstanding objections that have to be ruled on by the Appellate Court,» he said.

The final rules are still not out; POGO blames the holdup on objections from institutions to a requirement that they publicly disclose their faculty» conflicts online.

The existence of molecules was still being disputed when Ludwig Boltzmann formulated his equation in 1872, but its ability to accurately predict gaseous behaviour won out over any philosophical objections.

Perhaps a more pragmatic framing of the challenge of decarbonisation would deflect the more hysterical objections of climate sceptics — but also allow climate change to break out of the eco-warrior niche that it frustratingly still occupies.

That would seem to be a good test of whether the method produces a good estimate of TCR independent of the uncertainty in E. I tried such a thing, and my main objection to the Shindell (2014) paper is that when I test the «simple» Otto method vs. the Shindell method on the same model set in the paper, the Otto et al (2013) method still seems to perform better.

Still if you have some old toys that are predominantly made of plastic, you may want to replace them unless you have sentimental objections to it.

I am a graduate student at a large medical center in Chicago; truth be told, the medical care I have received here (simply routine follow - ups; nothing life or death) has not been impressive, so I have no objections to driving to Milwaukee or anywhere else if you have suggestions as to treatment or physicians who still like a puzzle.

Still, the stylists have objections to the wearing of skinny jumpers with a T - shirt.

And there's this huge objection that a lot of authors still have with the concept of that they have to do it themselves.

They don't have the same presumption of fraud as luxury purchases and cash advances, but can still raise some objections, which would need to be addressed.

So they overcame the objection in a way that still closed the deal, but they just have to wait some time to get fully paid.

If asked the question always answer honestly; yet you can still take care of a few things to help a buyer get beyond this particular objection.

Unfortunately, the City betrayed its promises to DOG and passed a horrible dog law that still exists, over the objections of most dog advocates.

Indeed, even if community cat programming was halted countywide, there would still be all the veterinary services provided to the many pets of low - income residents — which seems to be the real objection here.

My husband was initially skeptical, and still isn't keen on having too many credit cards, so I'll focus on his concerns, as well as other objections that I've gotten when speaking to friends and family.

There is no such clash between modern physics and climate science; rather, AGW sceptics (even those few who may still deserve that title rather than «denialist») are in the position of Darwin's opponents in biology and geology — desperately hopping from one will - o» - the - wisp objection to another, without any sign of an overarching theory.

That's not a perfect solution as I know there will still be some objections to science classes from skeptics.

One could consider adding another parameter to form the translated lognormal pdf, but the above objection still obtains.

I think if you know an objection is a mistatement of another objection, it is still neccesary to rebut the mistatement, but then move on to the real argument and rebut it too.

And some people still choose to question the notion that climate scepticism tends to be far more motivated by rigid ideology rather than reasoned objections to the science?

If you still have idea or questions or objections after reading the thread, then add them to the thread.

DK countered Wigley et al's objections here They came up with a neat modification (eq (3) and (4)-RRB- to their original model that allowed them to incorporate ocean heat uptake without changing the functional form of the model, hence all their original fits were still valid.

But this is a distraction from my objection to your earlier suggestion that the ocean heat content might have been roughly constant, just moving heat around, just as the sea levels were still steadily rising 3mm / year.

This could have been accomplished by «sanitizing» Prall's list, removing the germane content and isolating it from what people perceive as politically charged but is there much doubt that the same objections would have been raised, seeing as how the ultimate provenance of the data would still need to be indentified?

However, my main objection to formulations of Dr. Glickstein still stands — the atmospheric greenhouse effect occurs not because of real cloudy air has certain non-Planck absorption - emission structure and has fluxes between different spectral bands via local with buffer gas.

But barring constitutional objection, there still might be good practical reasons to defer to proven, demonstrated expertise on questions of law — where the constating statute says so.

But, if no one objects, letting in the evidence can still lead to a reversal on appeal if doing so was «plain error», and the «plain error» or objection preservation analysis on appeal becomes even trickier if the defendant representing himself objects to the evidence coming in, but for the wrong reasons - for example, objecting to inadmissible hearsay on the grounds that it is irrelevant when it isn't irrelevant but is inadmissible, but mentions that the person questioned «wasn't even there» when the statement was made.

If a landlord receives a notice of objection, and still wants to evict the tenant, then the landlord has to go to court or the RTDRS to end the tenancy.

I am still trying to get my head around your earlier objection when you said «But the SCC has now suggested that some cases which ARE factual causation are going to be treated as material contribution cases where there isn't factual causation?»

(ii) While judges must heed the exhortation not to yield to a tenuous or frivolous objections, one can with honour totally deny the complaint but still pass the case to a colleague.