Despite its pervasive presence, this type of predatory behavior does not find its way into the news much because of its connotation of criminality.
Although in general the use of the term adherence is preferred because of its connotation of voluntary cooperation, in this case we define them as follows.
I thought "why isn't this on our television back home?" [ITV producer] Alan Boyd said: "Well, we tried to pass it through the Independent Broadcasting Authority but they wouldn't pass it because of its sexual connotations".
Because of its religious connotations, those who participate see it as a privilege.
I had some misgivings about asking you to clue GATES OF DEATH, more because of its gloomy connotations than for any other reason (and it was definitely not an Araucaria-style hint at my forthcoming demise).
They may be squeamish about using the "b-word" because of its negative connotations.
Soria, who is from Santiago de la Monclova, Mexico, has dropped his nickname, the Mexicutioner, because of its violent connotations.
Because of its colonial connotations the name Presidential Palace was rejected in favour of Executive Mansion for the White House.
She stared at him over a bagel, he reports in his new memoir, "Steal the Menu," and asked, "Since when did you become a food queen?" The comment nagged at him, less because of its sexual connotations than its intellectual ones.
The "studio" (the partners shun the term incubator because of its various connotations) is in its second day of existence and houses mainly commerce marketplace and data focused startups.
