Sentence examples for deemed abusive from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later, the government-sponsored Arab News daily published a cover story condemning what it deemed "abusive" actions by Saudi Twitter users.

Its components included a sale and leaseback, two credit-default swaps and a tax shelter similar to those that the Internal Revenue Service has since deemed abusive.

According to Professor Kleinbard, there are only two additional ways: tax loss carry-forwards to offset capital gains, and tax shelters, many of which have been deemed abusive by the I.R.S., to offset any remaining ordinary income after other deductions.

She did not want to take Elian in the furious aftermath of the coco loco family giving TV the "Papa don't preach" videotape -- widely deemed abusive -- because she said she never saw the tape.

In March the Turkish Parliament passed a variety of legislation friendly to women, including a law forcing husbands deemed abusive by the courts to wear electronic monitoring devices and allowing the police to issue protection orders if a family court or prosecutor is unavailable.

In addition, Yahoo's privacy policy allows it to disclose personal information about people who post messages that it deems abusive or "invasive of another's privacy, hateful, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable," or that reveals confidential corporate data.

If they do not want to host content they deem abusive or manipulative, they do not have to".

Sensitivity around golliwogs has led to complaints to police, who have on occasion seized the dolls on suspicion that their display could be deemed threatening, abusive or insulting.

These are children, wards of the state, whose parents are dead or who were deemed sufficiently abusive or neglectful to warrant the removal of their children from their care.

The commission can reject anything it deems "manifestly abusive, frivolous or vexatious" or "contrary to the values of the Union".

The approach to the children that some parents found firm and fatherly others deemed tyrannical and abusive.