Sentence examples for a range of offensive from inspiring English sources

In the absence of specific legislation, a range of offensive behaviours such as child sexual assault (not amounting to rape), harassment, and exploitation for pornography were never legally sanctioned.

In turn, the US and Russia have tested a range of offensive and defensive technologies, and other nations, like India, seem eager to join the space arms race now too.

Officials in the US and the UK privately concede they have been developing a range of new "offensive" cyberweapons – and a rulebook for their use.

As Talking Points Memo reported, on Tuesday, Senator John D. Rockefeller, Democrat of West Virginia, said in a statement: "The reported hacking by News Corporation newspapers against a range of individuals — including children — is offensive and a serious breach of journalistic ethics".

"The reported hacking by News Corporation newspapers against a range of individuals — including children — is offensive and a serious breach of journalistic ethics," Mr. Rockefeller said in a statement.

Universities UK's guidance was not about the rights or wrongs of segregating an event by gender, rightfully steering clear of this important discussion in order to allow, as a free society should, the full expression of a range of distasteful, illiberal and even offensive views.

The debate is unlikely to be the last, given the range of offensive place names in Quebec, and elsewhere in the country.

Benton County district attorney John Haroldson said six students, aged 15-17, are facing a range of assault and harassment charges, including "offensive physical contact with intimate parts".

Diplomats and foreign investors here say they have been at a loss over the government's virulent offensive against a range of nations, including those who are its main partners in trade or who voted to criticize its human rights record or exclude them from the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas.

In America the company has already introduced a range of new salads.Europe's salad offensive also fits into the strategy of Jim Cantalupo, McDonald's chief executive, who took over at the beginning of last year after the company hit a rough patch, which included its first quarterly loss since going public in 1965.

"The reported hacking by News Corporation newspapers against a range of individuals - including children - is offensive and a serious breach of journalistic ethics.