Sentence examples for offensive greeting from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Hague went on the offensive, greeting Mr. Blair's grim announcement of his aide's resignation with a slashing attack.
c) Section 4(1) (c) of the 1948 Sedition Act for posting seditious material through the offensive greeting which carries fine maximum fine of RM5,000.
The ostensibly offensive greeting card in question was meant to congratulate new graduates with an astronomy themed, rah-rah, job well done message.
If found guilty they can be fined not less than RM10,000 or not more than RM50,000 and or imprisoned for not exceeding five years; b) 298A Penal Code for promoting enmity between different groups of religion or race and doing acts prejudicial to maintaining harmony by publishing an offensive Ramadan greeting which carries a minimum jail term of two years or a maximum of five years; and.
"This greeting may be offensive to people in other countries of certain religions where there is no physical contact between men and women in business or those countries where a gentle handshake with averted eyes is best," she explained.
Am I being offensive if I use a particular greeting?
A simple "hello", "hi", wave, handshake, or kiss can be understood by most people, although this may be offensive, depending what culture the person you are greeting is from.
It was reported that men had higher social skills of public presentations or lectures to an unknown public, addressing a partner for sexual intercourse, dealing with unfair and fair criticism, returning defective product to the store, ending a telephone conversation, greeting strangers, dealing with parent's criticism and with offensive mockery or games, and asking a favor from colleagues.
