Sentence examples for objectionable purposes from inspiring English sources

Catalans often portray the government in Madrid as stealing their region's taxes for objectionable purposes.

The Tea Party movement is proof positive that democracy means nothing if it divests citizens of the right to speak freely, even if they wish to speak for objectionable purposes.

Is this an inherently totalitarian and objectionable aim?

Sulphate content more than 150 mg/l is objectionable for many domestic purposes.

Lastly, can anyone argue that cloning for the right purpose is objectionable?

"We are a watchdog organization whose sole purpose is to critique objectionable P.R. practices, and even we get spammed by P.R. people," he said.

The regime's actions spotlight the United States' conundrum in supporting democracy but needing sometimes objectionable allies such as Egypt for strategic purposes.

Global computer makers have contended that they are being forced to install untested software for purposes that they may regard as objectionable.

Moreover, the harm incurred was not simply due to a "breach of contract" (i.e., uses not specified at the time of consent) but from the use of samples for research purposes regarded as culturally dissonant and deeply objectionable [ 24].

Blackface might be the first precedent that springs to mind when it comes to white people pretending to be black, but it was generally deployed for purposes of entertainment, albeit predicated on the assumption that objectionable racial stereotyping was entertaining.

For most baking purposes, desirable characteristics include bland or pleasant flavour; freedom from objectionable odour; light or clear colour; a high degree of plasticity; long storage life; and good shortening power, or ability to weaken and lubricate the structure of baked products to produce tenderness.