Sentence examples for in objectionable from inspiring English sources

Every day, the city's police engage in objectionable practices that harm people and communities.

In other words, once the co-op decided that Mr. Pullman had engaged in objectionable conduct, his lease could be terminated and he could be evicted.

The firm countered in court filings that Mr. D'Ablemont's billable hours had been falling precipitously, adding that he engaged in "objectionable behavior inconsistent with the expectations of a Kelley Drye partner".

For example, while co-ops have broad powers when dealing with shareholders who engage in "objectionable conduct" — in some cases, even being able to terminate a proprietary lease — there is no similar procedure available to a condominium.

"And rather than have long and drawn-out battles in landlord-tenant court, it will be up to the co-op to decide whether someone is engaged in objectionable behavior".

According to the decision written by Judge Albert M. Rosenblatt, the co-op at 40 West 67th Street terminated the tenancy of David Pullman, a tenant-shareholder, in accordance with a provision in the proprietary lease that authorized such action if a tenant engaged in "objectionable" conduct.

Three years before Garrick took over Drury Lane, Goethe wrote: "English plays, Atrocious in content, Absurd in form, Objectionable in action, Execrable English Theatre!" Samuel Johnson, Garrick's great mentor and friend, wrote the prologue to Garrick's first season as manager.

"We find that the firms engaged in highly objectionable conduct in their review and submission of potential drug cases," the judge later noted.

The dance elements were suggestive in less objectionable ways.

This is not in itself objectionable, or even avoidable.

Afterwards, Corfixen found his restlessness in bed objectionable enough to turf him on to the sofa.