Sentence examples for for making derogatory comments from inspiring English sources

The appeals judges also removed Judge Jackson for making derogatory comments about Microsoft.

Glenn Hoddle, fired as England's national soccer coach last year for making derogatory comments about disabled people, was hired yesterday as coach of the Premier League's Southampton club.

Chicago White Sox Manager Ozzie Guillén was fined yesterday by Commissioner Bud Selig and ordered to attend sensitivity training for making derogatory comments about a reporter.

The hearing, before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, reflected the continuing debate that has swept the rap world since CBS fired Don Imus, the radio host, for making derogatory comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team.

In Newsday in 1992, Mr. Collins said he had become disgusted with Mr. Fischer for going into seclusion after winning the title and for "making derogatory comments about blacks and Jews".

The 80-year-old, speaking to CNN's Anderson Cooper in his first television interview since the crisis broke, insisted he was no racist and asked forgiveness for making derogatory comments about black people in the leaked tape, saying he had been "baited" into doing so.

During the talks on Tuesday, South Korea failed to win the release of a South Korean worker detained at the complex for nearly a month on charges of making derogatory comments about the North Korean government and enticing a North Korean worker to defect to the South.

Clinton's campaign quickly pointed to Trump's record of making derogatory comments against women, including the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.

Senior Malay civil servants and teachers have been accused of making derogatory comments about other races, calling ethnic Chinese and Indians "immigrants" despite the fact that many have been settled in the country for generations.

In that debate, Kelly pressed Trump on his history of making derogatory comments about women.

The teacher and the school can decide either to be anonymous (to minimise the potential for former pupils making derogatory comments on the website) or be named.