Published by: Central Publishing House of the N.S.D.A.P. "Since the NSDAP stands on the platform of private ownership it happens that the passage" gratuitous expropriation concerns only the creation of legal opportunities to expropriate if necessary, land which has been illegally acquired or is not administered from the view-point of the national welfare.
Some of American Apparel's adverts were banned by the Advertising Standards Authority in 2013 for being "overtly sexual" and "gratuitous", while another raised concerns about models being vulnerable.
Brent MacKnight rated the series five out of ten, calling it a "decent enough action yarn with slick production values," but was critical that the series was "more concerned with gratuitous nudity each episode includes a lifetime's worth of breasts and butt cheeks than creating a story with any substance, character, or emotional weight".
It was not gratuitous rebellion – but a genuine concern to create a better reality.
When do legitimate concerns turn into gratuitous prying?
Still we are concerned by his — gratuitous and erroneous — conclusion that the law violated only state constitutional standards and not federal constitutional guarantees of due process, privacy and equal protection.
In a statement obtained by the Newark-based Star-Ledger newspaper, Kelly's attorney Michael Critchley condemned the Christie-commissioned report released on Thursday, saying "the report's venomous, gratuitous, and inappropriate sexist remarks concerning Ms. Kelly have no place in what is alleged to be a professional and independent report".
And did I not have something of the same gratuitous tone where my wage-earning was concerned?
"[We are] concerned by the unnecessary and gratuitous naming of certain matters and individuals that are only relevant to domestic political manipulation and interference," Prime Minister Razak's press secretary told the Times.
Whatever its motive, the Supreme Court's intervention at this point seems so gratuitous that I find it hard to shake the concern that some justices may actually think that social engineering of this sort may actually do some good.
I also asked Stern for his response to a number of recent revelations concerning recipients of bailout money using those funds on gratuitous or excessive items (junkets, bonuses, and the like).
