Converse of object

• lodge: Where these are considered to be undesirable, the Society will lodge a written objection.

• overcome: However, you may be able to overcome objections like these by deleting certain items, or adding classes, or altering your specification.

• raise: In 1988, English Heritage did not raise an objection to the bypass in relation to the castle.

• uphold: Discretion: should the court uphold the objections of a child?

• anticipate: Students must develop an argument on the basis of prior case law and principle that supports their side, and anticipate objections and counter-arguments.

• forget: Get them to forget objections & obstacles, as they listen to you.

Adjective modifier

• conscientious: The right to conscientious objection to military service was recognized by the UN in 1987.

• principled: In either case, I scarcely need say, she would be hard put to raise any principled objection to Stalin or Hitler.

• unresolved: All unresolved objections were considered at the Local Plan Inquiry that will commence on 31 August 2004.

• valid: Up to the questions Q: What is a valid planning objection?

• moral: Moral objections to gambling are not a valid reason to reject applications for premises licenses.

• ethical: The ethical objection to suicide is reflected in law.

Preposition: on

• behalf: We regularly present such objections on behalf of clients ensuring that the key issues are correctly identified.

Modifies a noun

• handling: Exercising objection handling and avoidance is a key sales skill.

• letter: A copy of TransForm Scotland's objection letter is now on this website.

Preposition: in

• principle: However, the EA had no objection in principle.

Preposition: from

• resident: Coun Norman said: " We have not received any objections from residents.

• neighbor: Copies of letters of objection from neighbors have been received.

Noun used with modifier

• planning: Up to the questions Q: What is a valid planning objection?

• police: A rejection as a result of a police objection - although the applicant subsequently commenced appeal proceedings, they withdrew at the last minute.