Sentence examples for abhorrent record from inspiring English sources

The draw is made more difficult by their decision to sell off three home games and play at ANZ, where they have an abhorrent record, and in Darwin, bringing a week of travel and break with routine.

Along with the high hate crime rate, police in D.C. have a consistent and abhorrent record of harassing and assaulting transgender people and intentionally referring to them by the incorrect gender pronouns.

Nobody was ever particularly thrilled with Qatar winning the bid to host the 2022 World Cup — a decision that was met with a slew of criticism, for reasons ranging from the country's unbearable heat to its abhorrent record of migrant labor abuse.

Given Enbridge's abhorrent safety record— an average of 73 hydrocarbon spills per year the enormous risks associated with the project should come as little surprise.

These arms sales should haver have been approved in the first place: Saudi Arabia has an abhorrent human rights record and it has created a humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen".

Several times he reiterated that he had the situation under control and no one need worry because, after all, "Je suis Mobutu!" When Gary pressed him on his nation's abhorrent human rights record, he spouted the usual pap about addressing all of Zaire's problems and then lectured us on the geopolitical challenges of running a country larger than Western Europe.

These companies, with their corrosive influence on politics, funding of climate-deniers, and abhorrent human rights records, will "engage" on climate change, while continuing to extract fossil fuels that we cannot burn if we wish to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

Where do you start in arguing against the abhorrent greed of the record industry?

Those that do leave their hotels find the best island in the Caribbean, a place that, while it has profound problems – its murder rate is legendarily high, and its record on violence against gays abhorrent – also possesses extraordinary cultural and natural assets that do not, unlike so many of its neighbours, merely service a tourist fantasy.

The advocacy of such a policy in the case of Sudan, given its record of oppression of its southern minorities, seems truly abhorrent.

Fantastic picture, great lens, but to me the idea of recording to DV in the year 2008 is abhorrent.