Sentence examples for violating the dignity from inspiring English sources

Harassment is legally defined as "unwanted conduct connected to a person's race or ethnic origin with the purpose or effect of violating the dignity of a person, and of creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment".

The Court again answered this in the negative, judging that "the continued sale, in our era, of a comic book created in colonial times, suffused with the ideas and attitudes of its time of creation, cannot be regarded as violating the dignity of a person, or group of persons, protected by the Anti-racism Act".

Strict duties involve justice, such as respecting the rights of others and not violating the dignity of others.

Others argue that photographing someone without consent violates the dignity and self-determination of that person.

Pope John Paul II, in a recent address, said that the commercialization of organs violates "the dignity of the human person".

They say Dr. von Hagens violates the dignity of the human body and disguises prurient commerce as a Leonardo-like exploration of anatomy.

Such exposure is actionable where it violates the dignity of individual employees or customers, or creates an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment for them.

In addition, hate speech "violates the dignity of the members of the target group" who lead "ghettoized and isolated lives with a knock-down effect on their children's education and career choices".

When that failed and Udwin published the letters of permission on the website of Indian broadcaster NDTV, the government accused the BBC of showing content that violates the dignity of women and conducting an interview with a convict for commercial use.

"He discriminated, insulted and violated the dignity of the South Korean football team and people," he said.

Mr. Darwin's work violates the dignity of human nature, blots out of our souls the image and likeness of our Creator, and totally perverts the notions most cherished by civil and Christian society".