Sentence examples for objectionable clauses from inspiring English sources

But, in 43 out of 50 states, governors can veto objectionable clauses in tax laws drawn up by their legislatures.The truth is that the line-item veto does not end the business of political give-and-take.

The president, the House speaker and a smiling Texan billionaire all delivered themselves of the sort of lines that made Monty Python famous.In January a new law gave the president the power to veto objectionable clauses in tax and spending laws, rather than having to choose whether to veto or sign vast bills in their entirety.

The release of Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier held in Gaza for four years, removal of objectionable clauses from the Hamas founding charter, an end to all violent attacks on Israeli citizens and soil, and an acceptance of a two-state solution on 1967 borders.

Representatives of the prospective member nations masterfully achieved political consensus by both the absence of objectionable clauses and the inclusion of national constraints, as manifested in the Treaty of Maastricht.

William Green has leased the fifth-floor apartment in New York City's East Village since 1996, and, according to the lawsuit, has repeatedly violated the "objectionable conduct" clause of his lease and the city's Rent Stabilization Code.

He reportedly told the rally that if he was re-elected, "there would be changes to the Fair Work Act that would relate to what would be objectionable or unacceptable clauses in EBAs".

Sandton Technologies was given no further information about why Good2Go was pulled by Apple other than that it violated clause 16.1 of the developer's guidelines and was deemed "excessively objectionable or crude".

He also attacked the power (clause 8(2)) that enables the Lord Chancellor to remove further areas of law from scheme without Parliamentary scrutiny ("inherently objectionable").

This really is objectionable.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.

Is this objectionable?