Sentence examples for derogatory action from inspiring English sources
"derogatory action" is a valid phrase in written English
It is used to describe an action or behavior that is insulting, offensive, or belittling towards someone or something. Example: The company's HR department received multiple complaints about the manager's derogatory actions towards female employees.
Aside from some sporadic booing during the Greek national anthem, there was little derogatory action from the fans, just raw energy.
Bently and Sherman point out that the right to object to derogatory treatment uses a far narrower definition of treatment than the Convention, which merely requires that the author be able to object to "any ... derogatory action" without limitation.
Moral rights are typically thought of as two separate rights: "attribution", which is essentially the right to be credited as the author of the work, and "integrity" the author's right to protect the work from any derogatory action "prejudicial to his honor or reputation".
Former Glendale Police Chief Randy Adams testified Friday during a police lieutenant's discrimination lawsuit that he was responsible for diversifying the department and had to discipline two officers, which he didn't fire, for derogatory actions against Armenian-Americans.
If you are already in the habit of a stereotypical derogatory actions, it would be wise to quit the habit.
Prohibits the sale to minors of certain rated video games containing a rating that reflects content of various degrees of profanity, racist stereotypes or derogatory language, and/or actions toward a specific group of persons.
The owners of Blackpool Football Club are suing a web forum for libel in the latest of a series of actions against fans making derogatory comments online.
Most gay men in Bangladesh are highly critical of the term MSM, which they consider to be derogatory and apolitical, effectively reducing men's actions to their sexual urges.
Framing the story as a minstrel show, while subversivsely comic, means that derogatory language and blackface are part of the action.
Neil Warnock could take legal action against Jason Puncheon after a series of derogatory tweets from his former player, insisting "if it's been suggested that I've done anything untoward, I want to confirm that I most certainly have not".
"As part of any school inspection, inspectors will ask pupils about the effectiveness of the school's actions to prevent and tackle discriminatory and derogatory language – this includes homophobic and racist language," a spokesman said.
