unobjectionable

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• The new IT rules introduced in the country on May 24 put the grievance officer of a social media platform—who is typically responsible for addressing users’ complaints—at the risk of getting arrested for any objectionable content posted by users.

• Normal is another term that parents of children with disabilities and their advocates find objectionable.

• Plato presents this as an instance of the tormenting conflict in the soul between reason and unruly, often objectionable desires.

• Despite that, Republicans calculated that they could still oppose the package, by focusing on some of its more objectionable elements.

• The complaints also claim that advertisers are hurt by a lack of transparency, as well as negative impact to their brand if seen next to objectionable content such as hate speech.

• Torturing children for fun, by contrast, is objectionable regardless of whether those around you have adopted the practice.

• The form asks users to explain why the disputed links are “irrelevant, outdated, or otherwise objectionable.”

• Nor are these the only reasons for the objectionable nature of the 4th of July as a national holiday.

• Most museums feature exhibits that are controversial, if not downright objectionable, to plenty of visitors.

• A “why” question, always dangerous for various reasons, is particularly objectionable when argumentative.

• To the one who remains several days in a place, railroad traveling is less objectionable.

• A unique feature was the provision that the burgesses had the power of vetoing any objectionable acts of the company.

• This group agreed not to import slaves, wines or goods from Great Britain unless the objectionable taxes were abolished.