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单词 principled objection
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principled objection

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principled
adjective
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/ˈprɪn.sə.pəld/us
/ˈprɪn.sə.pəld/
always behaving in an honest and ...
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objection
noun[C]
uk
/əbˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/əbˈdʒek.ʃən/
the act of expressing or feeling opposition to or dislike of something ...
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(Definition ofprincipledandobjectionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprincipled objection

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From the prioritarian point of view, then, there is noprincipledobjectionagainst attending to the interests of more productive individuals.
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Can there be anyprincipledobjectionto using legal rewards, rather than sanctions, to encourage supererogation?
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I do not have a religious or philosophical or otherprincipledobjectionto incorporation of the convention.
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It cannot be right to say that the only people with aprincipledobjectionare those who base their objection upon religion.
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I have a longstanding andprincipledobjectionto referendums.
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I have a fundamentalprincipledobjectionto the sale of the register—full-stop.
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At the outset, he said that his party had aprincipledobjectionto privatised prisons.
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There is noprincipledobjectionto the change.
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We therefore do not have aprincipledobjectionto all-postal voting everywhere.
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That briefly restates my party'sprincipledobjectionto the concept of foundation schools.
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That is hardly aprincipledobjectionto anti-strike legislation, and it is also palpably not true.
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I have aprincipledobjectionto clause 3.
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I have always had aprincipledobjectionto referendums.
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In that case, he will know that oneprincipledobjectionis to the removal of a whole tier of appeal rights.
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I see noprincipledobjectionto that, but what is the logic for it when more efficient communications are vital to a modern and efficient country and its technology-based economy?
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I have a moreprincipledobjectionat this stage, however; the proposed charter of human rights should not be justiciable in the absence of a proper constitution.
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I do not have any huge or principled objections to new clause 13.
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There have been some genuine, principled objections to our proposals and some objections of a more practical nature.
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He does not apply a closed shop to people who have principled objections to the trade union movement.
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We have serious principled objections to the amendments.
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religious objection

collocation in English

meaningsofreligiousandobjection

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religious
adjective
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/rɪˈlɪdʒ.əs/
relating ...
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objection
noun[C]
uk
/əbˈdʒek.ʃən/us
/əbˈdʒek.ʃən/
the act of expressing or feeling opposition to or dislike of something ...
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(Definition ofreligiousandobjectionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The borderline between areligiousobjectionand a conscientious objection is narrow, and extremely difficult to define.
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I would certainly make allowance for those who have a sincerereligiousobjection.
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Then there are others who couple with every other objection thereligiousobjection, believing that war is a crime.
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Suppose that the doctor does not have areligiousobjection.
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I agree that "religiousobjection" is too narrow.
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It stipulates that such an objection must be based on areligiousobjectionto membership of trade unions.
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Earlier we have referred to doctors who have areligiousobjectionwhich is clearly defined by the religion to which they belong.
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To begin with, there is not the samereligiousobjectionto it where religions believe that there is an objection to dissolution.
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The secondreligiousobjectionwhich we have heard already is the claim that what is proposed is in effect "divorce by consent".
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There is an important distinction to be drawn between thereligiousobjectionand the conscientious objection to belonging to a trade union.
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There is no possiblereligiousobjection, and all the churches are agreed upon it.
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There are people in business who are not bonded and who may not be willing, for reasons ofreligiousobjection, to obtain bonds.
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We drew the line atreligiousobjection.
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The general tenor is that there is noreligiousobjectionon the ground that the soul is deemed to leave the body at the time of death.
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Thereligiousobjectionis identifiable.
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When there was conscientious objection against war service, we did not say that it had to bereligiousobjection; we said that it had to be conscientious objection.
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There are sincere people who have deeply held and genuine conscientious objection, orreligiousobjection, to belonging to a trade union, and they have rights too.
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Will "good reason" coverreligiousobjection?
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Thereligiousobjectionmust be taken seriously.
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The problem about limiting the provision toreligiousobjectionis that many people who are members of religious sects do not have any written constitution as part of their belief.
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