Mr. Santarrosa's contract includes a clause that prohibits "tortuous, illegal, obscene, offensive or distasteful remarks or conduct in connection with the shows".
In view of Sir Paul's generosity towards her, he found her own greed and "underhand" conduct particularly "distasteful".
But should the grim nature of his crimes and the distasteful way in which he conducted his defence, thus causing further hurt to the Dowler family, be exploited to usher in major changes in the law?
Polygamy, the practice that so excited popular passions, was of little importance to the Church: "First, the vast majority of nineteenth century Mormons did not practice polygamy, and many of them found it distasteful, at least as a way of conducting their own lives.
Although the United States and the EU have grown weary of Erdogan's absurd conduct, they feel compelled to deal with him, however distasteful that might be.
"It's distasteful, it's disgusting, but what he said is still ostensibly private conduct," said Robert Boland, a New York University sports management professor.
"There will be those who firmly believe that conducting and reporting a poll of this nature was in itself distasteful or socially harmful; such concerns do not constitute a possible breach of the code," it said.
Cromwell, whose forthright and clear-sighted temper was less well suited to the conduct of foreign affairs than was Henry VIII's skillful opportunism, involved himself in projects of a Lutheran alliance distasteful to the King who wished to stand on Catholic orthodoxy.
Cromwell, whose forthright and clear-sighted temper was less well suited to the conduct of foreign affairs than was Henry VIII's skillful opportunism, involved himself in projects of a Lutheran alliance distasteful to the king, who wished to stand on Catholic orthodoxy.
Here — published for the first time, I think — is the code that the Shah approved last summer: CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE IMPERIAL FAMILY In order to maintain the high status of the Imperial family, which is respected by all Iranians, the following principles are instituted as the Code of Conduct of the Imperial family: 1) Refraining from conduct considered distasteful by social custom.
