Sentence examples for objectionable aspects from inspiring English sources

The bill has so many other objectionable aspects that we can't go into them all.

Today, he told the Senate that the measure should be approved largely because the most objectionable aspects like the money for education were sure to be changed.

But let's move on: these things are much less important than the broad themes of what Seldon says, and how much they chime with the more objectionable aspects of long-standing education policy.

The concept is that kid food, along with innumerable other objectionable aspects of modern eating, are not ineradicable fixtures of the foodscape.

In Congress, the bitterest fights about civil-rights legislation were always over the question of federal enforcement power, which, for the South, was the most objectionable aspect.

It's certainly understandable that Palestinians refuse to condone what they consider an objectionable aspect of Israeli governance as part of a peace deal.

The most objectionable aspect of Dr Berwick's recess appointment is that Americans deserve a grown-up debate about this subject.

Stick-in-the-muds may cavil, but the only truly objectionable aspect of Mike Disa's modernisation is its reliance on that In-Cowell-We-Trust trope worn thin by recent kiddie sequels, necessitating its hero's participation in televised talent lo-jinks.

Yes, training and access to counsel can certainly make the informant system safer and more accountable, but these options do not address what I consider its most objectionable aspect: that mandatory sentences for low-level drug offenders allow law-enforcement officials to effectively coerce young people into accepting deals.

This brings us back to Ip9 and the other objectionable aspect of (14).

However, bowel preparation constitutes the most objectionable aspect of the procedure, fundamental for a proper screening colonoscopy [ 8].