Sentence examples for objectionable features from inspiring English sources

And one of that charter's most objectionable features is that it can only be amended with the consent of 75% of the members of parliament.

Several objectionable features of the older system were, however, preserved: intellectual freedom remained restricted, and no major economic reform was carried out.

A similar effect is achieved if, instead of exaggerating the objectionable features, the satirist projects them by means of the allegory onto a different background, such as an animal society.

"We vote 'against' in cases where there is an unacceptable number of problematic pay elements," he said, including poor linkage over time between executive pay and the company's performance and profitability, or objectionable features like excessive retirement plans, golden parachutes or perquisites.

First, if factory labor has morally objectionable features, this cannot be so merely because it assigns to the capitalist the surplus value of the laborer.

This logic will not presuppose the subjectivist Bayesian theory of belief and decision, and will avoid the objectionable features of Bayesian logicism.

One objectionable feature of the full diesel was the necessity of a high-pressure, injection air compressor.

Sponsors have already abandoned the bills' most objectionable feature, which interfered with the domain name addressing system in an attempt to cut off access to "pirate" sites – a measure critics charged would "break the internet".

Perhaps the plan's most objectionable feature is that it will funnel pedestrians to the park through Joralemon Street, a quiet residential street that culminates in a cobblestone block with narrow sidewalks.

For Mach, the most objectionable feature in Kant's philosophy was the doctrine of the Dinge an sich i.e., of the "thing in itself"—the ultimate entities underlying phenomena, which Kant had declared to be absolutely unknowable though they must nevertheless be conceived as partial causes of human perceptions.

It however lacks the most objectionable feature possessed by Rosen's proposal of keeping the biconditional intact and declaring that "According to PW …" is gappy.