Sentence examples for objectionable practice from inspiring English sources

Yet with the exception of torture, Obama chose to retain every objectionable practice at Guantánamo.

Given the power and visibility that comes with fronting a major college program, and the fact that the objectionable practice of contract breaking is standard operating procedure, the issue is not so much that a coach will ultimately exit one program for another or leap to the pros; it's about what condition the operation will be in when he is gone.

Few OOPs explicitly involve academic topics, but when they do, there is typically a provision that ensures that the students who are opted out will, if possible, have to engage in a substitute activity to acquire the knowledge or ability that the objectionable practice is supposed to impart.

Or would it read like an attempt to have it both ways, helping to promote an objectionable practice while at the same time to trying to cling to the moral high road?

Every day, the city's police engage in objectionable practices that harm people and communities.

They said a final agreement would almost certainly say, in effect, that State Farm was neither acknowledging nor denying objectionable practices.

In some cases, the changing policies represent an attempt to burnish green credentials in areas where the banks had little interest, and there is no indication that companies engaged in the objectionable practices cannot find financing elsewhere.

Part of the problem with ascertaining illegality is that some of the most objectionable practices are being performed by the private company, Persistent Surveillance, and not the police themselves.

"I will not give such questionable and such objectionable practices a veneer of legality and respectability," spluttered Quine, "for it would be the thin edge of the wedge, and I am sure that it will lead to a charter for wimps and perverts to further infect society".

At times respondents would report 'less objectionable' practices: "The pharmacy technician overcharged the patients for drugs but kept only the difference for himself".

On Monday Mrs Ciller vowed to stamp out the torture of prisoners in custody, as well as other objectionable police practices.