FADE OUT I turned to page 73, one the Breen Office had found unacceptable expressions on: CLOSE SHOT — LIEUTENANT Lieutenant Come on, men!
In addition to such clearly offensive and unacceptable expressions as loony, maniac, nutter, psycho and schizo, terms to avoid - because they stereotype and stigmatise - include victim of, suffering from, and afflicted by; "a person with" is clear, accurate and preferable to "a person suffering from".
Minister for Community Safety and Legal Affairs Roseanna Cunningham hailed the new powers as a step towards "eradicating sectarianism and other unacceptable expressions of hate" from the national game".
Debbie Seagraves, the executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Georgia said, "I don't see any way that something constitutional could be crafted when the intention is to single out and label one style of dress that originated with the black youth culture, as an unacceptable form of expression".
Those parts must go, the Rivalrous Revs said, a demand that many black writers have dismissed as an unacceptable assault on free expression.
Re "Racism and Soccer Are in Play at a Big Event in East Europe," May 31: Any manifestation of hatred in professional soccer, no matter its target or its expression, is unacceptable.
One might interpret the manifestation of expressive suppression in the dmPFC as a consequence of the internalization of societal norms, manners and mores that govern the acceptable and unacceptable times for emotional expression [29], [30].
Page 21: The expression "damn" is unacceptable.
French newspapers have united in condemning the killing of journalists at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo as an unacceptable assault on freedom of expression.
