Sentence examples for deem objectionable from inspiring English sources

Maine, more sensibly, allows its citizenry to override legislation they deem objectionable.

Thanks to social media, cartoons are reaching more people than ever before, but that enables enemies of free speech to monitor and respond to content they deem objectionable.

On your poster, also answer the following questions: Does your investigation help explain why the article claims "not many parents have made use of devices, like the V-chips for televisions, that allow them to block content they deem objectionable"?

But Mr. Han's most vexing challenge comes from a more formidable nemesis: the unseen censors who delete blog posts they deem objectionable and the publishing police who have held up the release of his new magazine, "A Chorus of Solos," a provocative collection of essays and photographs.

"The Houthis have made a habit of 'disappearing' people they deem objectionable," Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, said in September.

It is also apparent that Obama was in the room with Wright at times when Wright said other things, which Obama did not deem objectionable-slash-crazy-ass, but rather hopeful-slash-optimistic, and those things, said at that time, may have formed the backbone of certain principles that inspired Obama's political life.

Third, explain why this content might be deemed objectionable to you or a particular group.

"Why are their laws sacred and one that is ordered by religion [Islam] deemed objectionable?" he asked in parliament.

In the one sold in the rest of the world, many of the passages Ms. Elkaïm-Sartre deemed objectionable are absent altogether.

What will be the reaction if they decide to remove all the music that is deemed objectionable and crude?" he said.

Should Electronic Arts lose the suit, he warned, public figures and their heirs could withhold permission for any characterizations or plots they deemed objectionable.