Sentence examples for some of the objectionable from inspiring English sources

Besides delving into Gorsuch's record on issues such as environmental protection and women's rights, Sargent suggested, his Democratic interlocutors should force him to answer questions related directly to some of the objectionable things Trump and his Administration have done in their first few weeks.

Her group is renaming some of the most objectionable names, in some cases by requiring that they be referred to by their initials, to render them inoffensive.

Part of the problem with ascertaining illegality is that some of the most objectionable practices are being performed by the private company, Persistent Surveillance, and not the police themselves.

The press is being squeezed even in placid places like Botswana and Namibia, where the governments, angry with critical coverage in privately owned newspapers, have stopped advertising in some of the more objectionable publications and have ended subscriptions.

She has consistently rejected entreaties from Netanyahu to lead her party into a more politically centered coalition that could (notice I said "could) enable Netanyahu to shed some of the more objectionable parties from his coalition that are dragging his government down into a bottomless pit of international isolationism and flare-ups with Israel's most important ally.

Most of the objectionable fees have been imposed since 2005, when the 2004 law went into effect.

(Harry Potter fans, take note: two of the objectionable words, both of them on Page 127 of the Penguin paperback edition, are "hag-rid" and "dumbledores").

In most cases, the stars themselves were unaware of the objectionable methods used by fans on their behalf.

And it doesn't begin to offset most of the objectionable features of the proposed Pacific trade deal.

The laws signed by Brown earlier this year also may have discouraged the NRA from spending much on the campaign, as some of the components most objectionable to gun rights activists were already set to go into effect.

And they some times carry with them the objectionable convictions of their home countries.