Sentence examples for considered harassment from inspiring English sources

Since numbering is considered harassment, detention by the religious police is an ever-present possibility.

A man who sued the city for what he considered harassment after he complained on television in 1997 about a traffic-ticket trap near the Bronx Zoo has settled the case for $290,000.

The company contends that Bluewater is unlawfully using Ford's blue oval trademark on its Web site and that Bluewater has orchestrated a telephone call-in campaign to Mr. Ford's office that could be considered harassment.

If this does not stop him, the board should explain that his actions could be considered harassment and that he could be charged with violating the proprietary lease or bylaws.

Her examples include Voice for Life, a pro-life group that was initially denied recognition by the student government of Johns Hopkins University, partly out of concern that its "sidewalk counselling" sessions could be considered harassment of women.

Some 62% of victims said phone calls were used by their tormentors; 51% reported being followed; 50% received unwelcome text messages; 50% suffered harassment through the use of a third party; 30% received email they considered harassment; 25% received distressing letters; and 25% of victims suffered break-ins.

The earlier standard had been gender-neutral, or what "a reasonable person" would consider harassment.

While lad culture is a big issue, we need to consider harassment on a larger scale in university towns.

What I might reasonably consider harassment by a landlord doesn't necessarily rise to the definition under the rent laws".

Although the Lahore clerics' fatwa is not legally binding, it also recommended that people consider harassment of transgender people a crime under Islam.

To demonstrate what the campaign considers harassment, Artl provided a list of people Lighty contacted and the number of calls or text messages they received.