Sentences with phrase «objectionable on»

Anything slightly objectionable on any of your social media sites can cause you to not hear back from an employer.

He's not attacking faddism in science; he's attacking fads that he finds objectionable on policy grounds.

Others, who refer to this means of control as the «trap and kill» method, consider it inhumane and objectionable on several fronts.

As the children in my district prepared to return to school, I couldn't help thinking about the state's expansion of the voucher program, which I find objectionable on several grounds.

«Tummy mommy» is objectionable on several levels.

It's objectionable on so many levels, I don't know where to begin.

The Obama administration has changed a George W. Bush provision that was created to allow health workers to opt out of services they find objectionable on religious grounds, Rob Stein of the Washington Postreports.

That is objectionable on at least two grounds.

While admiring the ingenuity of Ford's response to Leclerc, I still find it objectionable on at least two grounds.

Not exact matches

Because states would be drawn to maximize the number of the predominant political persuasion and minimize the number of those in the political minority, each state would have overwhelming consensus on political decisions, and relatively few people would have to be governed in a way they find objectionable.

These objectionable users are a result of Twitter's well - intentioned desire to allow total free speech and anonymity on the service, but they consistently drive out others, including influential users like actress Leslie Jones, who temporarily quit the service after a bombardment of racist tweets.

That's because they operate on two equally stupid principles: (a) the design which is least objectionable to the most people on the committee will be the best design; and (b) if each committee member gets something incorporated into the design that is near and dear to his or her heart, then everyone on the committee will be happy and that's all that really matters.

Google - owned YouTube is to use third parties to help marketers prevent their advertising from appearing next to extreme and other «objectionable» content on the site.

In his testimony, Zuckerberg noted that Facebook originally relied on its users to identify objectionable content.

Third, even within a given culture, we have different opinions on what we want to see and what is objectionable.

Unlike host Don Lemon, who routinely expresses objectionable opinions — in many cases on the air — or anchor Anderson Cooper, reporters at the network are expected to keep their political opinions to themselves.

In mid-March, Google came under fire for allowing ads to run alongside objectionable content like extremist videos on YouTube, triggering many marketers to pull their spending from the video site in certain markets.

Often such threats arrive in the form of a letter on heavy, cream - colored stationery, adorned with an embossed gold T and declaring that unless the addressee ceases and desists from all objectionable behavior, the Trump Organization intends to pursue said person to the full extent of the law, i.e., sue his or her pants off.

Given the sheer size of user - generated websites (for example, Facebook alone has more than 1 billion users, and YouTube users upload 100 hours of video every minute), it would be infeasible for online intermediaries to prevent objectionable content from cropping up on their site.

In the long run, Zuckerberg says, the company will rely on computers and artificial intelligence to intercept objectionable content.

What is objectionable is the implicit metaphysics that bestows the status of «reality» only on atoms, subatomic particles and molecules but not on comprehensive wholes endowed with life and consciousness.

Very much like Bible, some sections are objectionable (depends on your interpretation) but overall pretty good.

Whether or not this position is objectionable depends on what is meant by self - expression.

On the other hand, to allow government the authority to decide what adults may see and hear represents a greater threat to the welfare of the society than to allow expressions that may be objectionable to many.

Made a prisoner by the Emperor, he was ordered, on pain of death, to remove the supposedly objectionable passages from the Granth and to include praises of Mohammad and the Hindu gods.

Since it probably wasn't the technical difficulties of the role that bothered Vickers, is it possible to take him on his word that he found the role objectionable for theological reasons?

Therefore, we focus on several ideas of God which may appear objectionable.

The effects of pornography and other portrayals of objectionable or criminal acts on the impressionable.

We would be natural allies against those abuses, but you seem intent on making yourself as objectionable as possible to people who'd otherwise sympathize with you.

The pressure on sustaining - time programs, therefore, is the pressure to be innocuous, or free from objectionable material.

Especially objectionable to them is the fact that the Orthodox reject the conventional liberal wisdom on abortion, same - sex marriage, and affirmative action, and are hawkish on issues involving Israel and her Arab antagonists.

Where I part company with Lauritzen is where he suggests that in a democracy it is acceptable, after losing the battle to frame the law» the Senate having not once but twice rejected legislation to criminalize waterboarding as torture» to try to prevail on professional disciplinary authorities to punish those who choose, for reasons just as conscientiously held as his own, to follow a law he finds objectionable.

Read on for the recipe and you can make your homemade whole - wheat sandwich loaf without any of the processed sugar and other objectionable ingredients found in commercial bread.

There are indulgent products focused on taste as well as and healthful products with added functionality or fewer objectionable ingredients.

We make no guarantees about the accuracy, currency, content or quality of the information provided by such third - party sites, and we assume no responsibility for unintended, objectionable, inaccurate, misleading, or unlawful content that may reside on those sites.

She asked what might happen if parents organized a boycott of objectionable meals and, for example, sent all their kids to school with a sack lunch on the day «Brunch for Lunch» was served.

According to Dr.Arun Gupta, Member, Prime Minister Council on India's Nutrition Challenge «using such expressions and graphic are meant to increase the saleability of the product and this is extremely objectionable.

PMS has been willing to work with us on that; they removed trans fat from all their meals long before it was required; they have almost completely removed the HFCS that many of our parents find so objectionable (I believe it is now only present in a few of the condiments but that is essentially all).

Before the establishment of survivors» benefits, needy widowed mothers with children had to rely on state - run Mother's Pension programs.56 These programs scrutinized beneficiaries closely and were often administered to deny aid to women of color or women with objectionable morals or lifestyles.57 In contrast to discretionary (and often discriminatory) mother's pensions, survivors» benefits uniformly extended coverage to widows of insured workers who were caring for a child under the age of 18.58 There was no requirement of economic need.

A few days ago, however, a friend posted on Facebook a video of Bristol Palin, the loathsome daughter of the even more objectionable former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

The state of being dominated is so objectionable because on the one hand the master can use their power to extract benefits from the dominated (through their labour, for example), and because it forces the dominated into a position where they have to flatter and ingratiate themselves with their master in order to avoid their wrath.

He introduced the ROBOCOP or the Repeated Objectionable Bothers of Consumers on Phones Act which would require both landline and mobile carriers to offer free robocall blocking technology to all consumers.

@TasosPapastylianou Do you have any evidence that that is what Trump is calling out, or are they just assumptions based on what you find objectionable?

By covering her entire face, she is effectively saying that our society is so objectionable, even in the friendly, happy environment of a children's playground, that we are not even allowed to cast a glance on her.»

«But when you are talking about marijuana within the discussions of a budget and deciding what's more important and on its face what's more objectionable, that could change.»

Obviously there is nothing objectionable about celebrating other national identities on Columbus Day or whenever.

Wiesenfeld was initially appointed to the CUNY Board by Pataki in June 1999 and was approved by the Senate after a testy public hearing during that focused on his alleged use of objectionable language in describing Hasidic Jews and African Americans.

During debate on D.C.'s measure, opponents worried that their tax dollars could promote the campaigns of candidates they found objectionable.

Generally however their pamphlets are either dull or on the odd occasion somewhat objectionable, at least from a Social Liberal perspective.

Also labeled «potentially objectionable» are videos from Prager University, a project of right - of - center writer Dennis Prager — including a five - minute lecture on the history of Israel by Harvard prof Alan Dershowitz.