Sentence examples for objectionable sections from inspiring English sources
Opponents of an immigration overhaul have been preparing to jump on what they see as objectionable sections of the legislation.
Among the most objectionable sections is one that would open the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration, disrupting an ecological treasure.
In reality, not only was there a compromise on the makeup of postwar peacekeeping forces, but the final peace agreement also omitted the most objectionable sections of the Rambouillet proposal and more closely resembled the counter-proposal put forward by the Serbian parliament prior to the bombing.
"We did refer to their extension, but the objectionable section was less than 30 lines in a 600 page file.
The commission members, after listening to four dozen speakers mostly bemoan the loss of wood, told parks officials that they would have to consider moving the proposed center concrete section — the most objectionable element in the hybrid walk — to the inland side.
In a section of the lawsuit called "objectionable trading practices," Mr. Peikin claims that in 2008 Mr. Eichler transferred at least $500,000 from client accounts into Aletheia accounts to buy Chinese currency option contracts.
No matter how successful the government is in blocking the things it finds objectionable, the Conservatives will oppose ratification.In this section What did you do in the war, Alastair?
Section 16.1 says that "apps that present excessively objectionable or crude content will be rejected".
The question then arises as to whether any secondary relata are needed, or whether they all constitute an objectionable loss of objectivity, or an objectionable departure from the allegedly "obvious binarity" of causation (Section 1.3).
Apple points to section 3.3.17 of its developer agreement: "Materials... that in Apple's reasonable judgment may be found objectionable; [eg] materials that may be considered obscene, pornographic or defamatory".
This really is objectionable.
