Sentence examples for offensive organizations from inspiring English sources

Like it or not, Charlie Hebdo is allowed to print cartoons skewering Muslims in ways that people find racist, those people are allowed to call the cartoons out for being offensive, organizations can bestow awards upon the cartoonists who drew them, supporters of those organizations can make gestures of protest, and famous authors can call those supporters pussies.

Singaporean leaders have a history of taking the offensive against news organizations for language that would be legally protected — or even considered relatively innocuous — in the United States, threatening legal action or restricting the sales of publications.

He began waging it shortly after taking office in 2006 as violence climbed, and he has continued pressing his offensive against drug organizations as they have splintered and descended into bloody infighting over territory and criminal rackets.

I find Rah-Rah America, pro-military organizations offensive.

"If he is gone, his death would offer a great opening to press the offensive against his organization and his Al Qaeda allies".

Unfortunately, this latest act is just another example in a long line of offensive steps your organization has taken in the wake of this tragic shooting.

It's probably only a matter of time before the mainstream press picks up on a potentially offensive result and multiple organizations scream with feigned outrage.

FMC filed a brief with religious progressives like the United Church of Christ, the Metropolitan Community Churches, the UUA, and others arguing that DADT was "imposing anti-gay dogma offensive to many religious organizations".

"What is the difference between it and a zoo?" Even the term "dwarf" is offensive to some; his organization prefers "person of short stature".

"Their whole organization is offensive," one student said.

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