Sentence examples for to prove objectionable from inspiring English sources
The decision, he said, "shifts the burden from the co-op having to prove objectionable conduct on the part of the shareholder, to the shareholder having to prove that the board's action was, in the words of the court, the product of 'unlawful conduct, discrimination, vendetta, arbitrary decision-making or favoritism.' ".
The French had won Guyenne and Gascony back from English rule in 1451, but their long-unfamiliar regime soon proved objectionable to many of the inhabitants, who therefore welcomed the arrival at Bordeaux of an English army under the Earl of Shrewsbury (John Talbot) in October 1452.
According to the NFL, forensic analysis failed to prove Favre sent the objectionable photographs to Sterger.
Hetty King married three times — almost as if she had something to prove — and at the end of her long career sniffed in an interview, "There is nothing more objectionable to me — and I don't care who I offend by saying it — than a mannish woman".
With this in mind, it may be that the emotional response to these artists painting styles has revealed how different audiences are affected by them, because at least two of the three other murals here contain elements, that is "content" in modern Internet parlance, that could prove equally objectionable to certain viewers.
Similarly, in creationist rhetoric, "Darwinism" is used as an epithet to link evolution to objectionable political ideologies.
Do you want to block access to objectionable websites?
The proposed rules seem to be particularly objectionable to some European banks in two ways.
This brings us to why its objectionable to proclaim religious values in the public square.
Individuals who hold unpopular views or who live unorthodox forms of life or whose existence proves tiresome or objectionable to others, are in constant danger of being crushed by the many who view them negatively.
The other is to block the electronic path to objectionable material with filtering software.
