Objection

The patient raised an objection to the proposed treatment plan, citing concerns about potential side effects.

The residents raised an objection to the construction of a new building in the neighborhood.

His constant objection to her decisions was becoming tiresome.

His objection to the plan was noted but ignored.

The judge overruled the objection made by the defense attorney.

The prosecutor's objection was based on the hearsay rule.

The strict diet was an objection to trying the new restaurant.

The government's objection to the trade deal led to a delay in its implementation.

The teacher's objection to the essay was that it lacked coherence.

The customer's objection to the billing statement was resolved.

He withdrew his objection after hearing the counterargument.

The student raised an objection to the grading policy.

The objection was based on a violation of due process.

The lack of funds was the main objection to the project.

She had no objection to the change in schedule.

She raised an objection when she saw the price of the dress.

The editorial board raised an objection to the use of inflammatory language in the article.

The homeowner raised an objection to the construction of a new building next door.

The company raised an objection to the competitor's advertising tactics.

She had no objection to attending the meeting on Monday.

The union voiced its objection to the proposed changes in the labor law.

Her mother's constant objection to her choice of friends left her feeling frustrated.

The judge sustained the objection to the prosecutor's leading question.

The manager expressed his objection to the new marketing strategy proposed by the team.

The teacher raised an objection to the student's behavior in class.

She had a strong objection to being treated unfairly by her boss.

The plaintiff's objection to the admissibility of the document was sustained by the court.

The defendant's objection to the evidence was based on its relevance to the case.

The attorney's objection was based on the fact that the evidence had been obtained in violation of the defendant's Fourth Amendment rights.

The defense's objection was based on the fact that the witness was not qualified to give an expert opinion.

The witness's statement was stricken from the record after the objection was sustained.

The prosecutor's objection to the defense's argument was based on its lack of evidence.

The defense's objection to the introduction of the video evidence was overruled by the court.

The attorney's objection to the leading question was noted by the judge.

The objection to the admissibility of the document was made on the grounds of authenticity.

The objection was raised on the grounds of discriminatory hiring practices.

The objection was based on the fact that the evidence was obtained illegally, and therefore should be excluded.

The prosecutor's objection was based on the fact that the evidence was irrelevant and prejudicial.

The judge sustained the objection on the grounds that the evidence was hearsay.

The judge sustained the objection to the expert's testimony, citing the lack of foundation for the opinion.

The prosecutor's objection to the defendant's character witness was overruled by the court.

The judge overruled the prosecutor's objection and allowed the evidence to be presented.

The judge denied the objection to the evidence, stating that it was probative and relevant.

The attorney's objection was based on the fact that the evidence had been obtained illegally.

The judge allowed the objection to the line of questioning, as it was irrelevant to the case.

The objection was made on the grounds that the evidence was hearsay and therefore inadmissible.

The judge allowed the objection to the admission of the witness's statement, as it was hearsay.

The attorney's objection to the expert witness's testimony was based on lack of qualifications.

The objection was sustained due to the lack of foundation for the evidence.

The defendant's objection was based on a violation of their constitutional rights.