Sentence examples for objectionable regulations from inspiring English sources

"If the I-hate-Bill club gets the Government to do their heavy lifting for them, they will come to regret it in the form of new and objectionable regulations," said Alan Cooper, president of Cooper Interaction Design, a software design firm based in Palo Alto.

According to Mr. Manski, the Green Party ad was primarily intended to be shown on cable and satellite channels, like MSNBC and Comedy Central, which, like the Internet, are not subject to government regulation of objectionable language in the way that words and images broadcast over the airwaves still are.

Although it is coy about details, the company says it will use software to filter out objectionable material and human reviewers to decide borderline cases.Indirect regulation can also do the job.

The group is also protesting against Indian government IT regulations that came into effect last year, which force websites to remove objectionable posts within hours of receiving a complaint.

David Albo (R) questioned whether Marshall was intent upon freezing all the regulations, or only those that he and like-minded politicians found objectionable.

Ultimately, then, self-regulation by the industry is probably the politicians' only recourse to objectionable content.

The history of advertising regulation in the United States reveals several episodes where lawmakers moved to put an end to objectionable selling strategies fueled by new technologies.

"Because the executive branch retains a stranglehold on regulations about the disclosure of classified information, there are very few ways for member of Congress who learn about objectionable, classified programs to reveal their discomfort.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.

This really is objectionable.

What was objectionable about it?