Sentence examples for stop the derogatory from inspiring English sources

She also backed the Ban Bossy campaign to stop the derogatory term being used for decisive women.

He vocally supported a law that obliges women to wait three years between having children because it would "stop the Bengalis," a derogatory term for the Rohingya.

He also thinks elites should stop using the derogatory "redneck" to describe the rural working class, a term he likened to a racial slur.

"You cannot censure speech, however derogatory, mean-spirited, or offending it is," wrote one, identified as jondom, in February, after another Phillips plea to "stop the name-calling".

Tony Hall, the current director general, said last year that the BBC would stop using "derogatory statement restrictions", also known as gagging clauses.

As a matter of fact, were men tuned in to the march to see you dressed up like a vagina or the poster boards to demand that men stop using derogatory words to describe women?

Without jeopardizing my friendships with these guys, how do you recommend I effectively make them stop using derogatory language?

Two men allegedly stopped the couple on West 24th street and began hurling derogatory gay slurs at them.

President Vest stopped the distribution of the picture books with the original cover because the cover "could be misinterpreted as racially derogatory". "Experiences on many campuses, including ours, clearly indicate such events have caused substantial anguish within the student body and community, despite the fact that no ill will was intended," Vest said.

Siegel said the Garden's enforcement of its policy against heckling and signs was selective and that guards never sought to stop derogatory and off-color chants about the Boston Celtics.

For Bush to validate his message, he should be the first to stop using the buzzword "Liberal" in a derogatory manner.