Sentence examples for objectionable items from inspiring English sources
Google says that under European Union rules on electronic commerce, adopted into law by member states, forums for user generated media like Google Video and YouTube are not responsible for filtering those contents in advance; instead, such sites rely on users to flag objectionable items, which are removed if Google decides they violate the service's terms of use.
Watch for Republicans to settle on a handful of objectionable items and create the impression that the entire enterprise is suspect".
He has not carried through on past threats to overturn the NDAA over detention provisions, restrictions on the Guantanamo Bay terrorist facility, and other objectionable items regularly included in the defense authorization.
The clip-art photographs of obsolete household objects and objectionable clothing items, seeming to date from sometime in the early 1980s when nothing looked good.
"Why would it be objectionable to return the items to their country of origin?
Greetings, The concerned department has informed that the buy box is not appearing because this item contains objectionable content.
In the revision, the inventory itself was modified to improve clarity, update content, and delete items that might be objectionable to some respondents.
After each of the appropriations bills is signed, the president would submit to Congress a package of proposed cuts, known as rescissions, of specific items that he finds objectionable.
We might all agree that it is deeply objectionable to class sanitary products as luxury items, while flapjacks and crocodile meat are counted as "essential" and therefore exempt from tax.
"In both situations, restrictive rules are found within the governing documents," Mr. Brucker said, adding that rules relating to alterations, objectionable odors and the storage of personal items on terraces would not be unusual in either a co-op or a condo.
Mr. Zittrain predicts that governments in some parts of the world will want to use it "like a line item veto for content," removing objectionable sentences or chapters in some books.
