Sentence examples for objectionable issues from inspiring English sources

The company, Old Republic National Title Insurance, told its agents Friday that it would not write policies on foreclosed Chase properties until "the objectionable issues have been resolved," according to a memorandum sent out by the firm's underwriting department.

"I understand it was an open and honest meeting trying to clarify objectionable issues," Mudavassery said.

The passions, Spinoza argued, derive from seeing people as autonomous individuals responsible for all the objectionable actions that issue from them.

Critics say that although the Chinese government insists that the software will be used only to block access to pornography Web sites, the software's actual use will be to block any site with content deemed politically objectionable, like the Tibet issue or the 1989 Tiananmen killings.

It's an effort to make the issue less objectionable, but many in the banking industry maintain that new legislation is not necessary.

Since that Jayne Mansfield fiasco, Playboy was scrutinized by the Customs Department issue-by-issue until 1967, and they found 51 issues out of 51 objectionable.

What makes a government-mandated or issued ID card so objectionable is the coercive element behind it and the threat of potential abuses by government officials once massive volumes of personal data are in federal databases".

This objectionable reaction does not take place with modern detergents.

Vayalar Ravi, India's Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, said that the joke was "quite unfortunate and quite objectionable" and that he would raise the issue with the United States State Department.

"At one point, we did an internal review," Mr. Allen said, "and we looked at the last 8 or 10 issues, looking for things that would be objectionable to our customers.

"Amici urge the Court not only to strike the objectionable provisions in Plaintiffs' proposed injunction, but also to issue a clear ruling setting out the limits on injunctions against online intermediaries.