grounds for objection

Vanyel started to object, but realized that he didn't have any grounds for objection.

The threefold law may also be grounds for objection.

With Richard I can quite see there are forceful grounds for objection.

It is my hope that it will be modest; in any event, there seems little reason, at this point, to consider this sufficient grounds for objection to a project that offers so much promise in so many other ways.

Although Dorgon admitted that followers of Confucianism might have grounds for objection, most Han officials had instead cited the Ming Dynasty's traditional System of Rites and Music as their reason for resistance.

Section 38 of the Act requires objectors to provide detailed specifications of the grounds for objection, such that the applicant has a fair opportunity to rebut the objections and meet their onus of satisfying the registrar that registration is warranted.

Once the notice has been served, the tenant has the right to apply to the Court for a new general lease and the Court will grant a new lease of up to 14 years unless the landlord objects on one of the few grounds for objection set out in the 1954 Act.

Concern for the protection of legitimate, ongoing religious beliefs and practices, however, should not constitute grounds for objection to trade in objects that are no longer of religious significance to any extant culture, whether due to extinction of the religious system or the fact that the object itself has lost whatever religious significance it might once have had.