take exception
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raise a formal objection in a court of law
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However, I will take exception with your characterization of BRT detractors' positions as "superficial arguments against the project."
I don’t take exception to opinions that are different from mine, but I find some people are rather dogmatic in the area of just opinion.
Dear Editor, I take exception to Councilman Ayres recent retort in the…
Here is the quote I take exception to: 2/3 of voters (Pleasanton) did not care for any of the issues brought up No matter; it happens or it doesn't.
“We take exception to the provision which requires that one percent of the IRA of each LGU shall be allocated for the implementation of the various provisions of the proposed law,” Aumentado explained.
If Iwould take exception to anything, I thought your headline was a bit hyperbolic.