Sentence examples for would be objectionable from inspiring English sources

There are many examples of experiments that violate an animal's crucial interests in the hopes of satisfying the lesser interests of some other morally considerable being, all of which would be objectionable from this perspective.

During some of its lifetime the mural has been covered with a cloth because it was feared the nudity depicted would be objectionable to bank clients.

Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National party, said the arms flights would be objectionable in principle even if the proper procedures had been followed.

The rule announced Friday would be objectionable if it turns out that nonreligious employers are subsidizing the exemption of religious employers, in effect paying more for their insurance because they have to cover birth control.

"At one point, we did an internal review," Mr. Allen said, "and we looked at the last 8 or 10 issues, looking for things that would be objectionable to our customers.

He reportedly told the rally that if he was re-elected, "there would be changes to the Fair Work Act that would relate to what would be objectionable or unacceptable clauses in EBAs".

Diced mango or shredded coconut would not be objectionable, nor would a chutney or tart apple or sliced banana or yellow raisins.

"Why would it be objectionable to return the items to their country of origin?

Even if this smoothie had offered no "bonus" -- a delightful euphemism for "bribe," by the way -- his behavior would still be objectionable because it undermines one of the small civilities of ordinary life.

The Federal Aviation Administration said in November that the installation would "not be objectionable" if it were operated when visibility is at least three miles with clouds at least 2,000 feet above ground, among other conditions.

Such research would certainly be objectionable, but this cannot be the objection that Karpowicz et al. have in mind since they believe that non-humans do not have human dignity at the start of the research.