actionably造句

• :That was intemperate, but not actionably so.
• Besides being inflammatory, it's the context that makes it actionably unacceptable.
• The commission said no complaints have been filed concerning material aired by Infinity since Jan . 19 that the FCC considers to be " actionably indecent ."
• Finally, and possibly not actionably, Netoholic opposed my request to run a bot to handle Templates for Deletion at Wikipedia Talk : Bots in the section titled Snowbot.
• The US Federal Communications Commission ( FCC ) has ruled that the song is actionably indecent, concluding that " despite English accent and'ambient noise'& the lyrics were sufficiently understandable ".
• While indicating the substantive contours of the hostile environments forbidden by Title VII, our cases have established few definite rules for determining when an employer will be liable for a discriminatory environment that is otherwise actionably abusive.
• He suggested that the course the Honig decision might naturally have taken had been tampered with through " back-channel " communications, perhaps even actionably, and that the villains should be brought to account.
• By giving Jimmy good grades that he doesn't deserve, you are providing unfair competition to Jessica and postponing _ make that actionably postponing _ the day that she slips behind the wheel of her first Beemer.
• And in Steadman's case, it is clearly not the case that he is trying to hide from public note, but that the article about him has been repeated vandalized, in some cases in an actionably defamatory way.
• How much easier and sanction-free ! it would be to circulate anonymous material ( for example, a really tasteless, though not actionably false, attack upon one's own candidate ) with the hope and expectation that it will be attributed to, and held against, the other side.
• Ronz uses diffuse, inconspicuous bits of bad rhetoric ( fallacies, insinuations, refusals to answer questions or to be specific . . . ) on user talk pages ( characteristically ) which in individual isolation are not actionably over the WP : CIVIL threshold, but which " cumulatively " are like Chinese water torture.
• The House bill amended the Tariff Act of 1930 in that this version require the president's administration to : ( 1 ) determine, based on certain requirements, if the currency exchange rate of a country that exports goods or services to the US is " fundamentally and actionably undervalued or overvalued " against the American dollar for an 18-month period; and ( 2 ) should there be deemed a violation, the administration should to take action in the form of a " countervailing duty or antidumping duty " so as to offset such a misalignment.
• In addition, the FCC said that a station's popularity does not reflect acceptance of the broadcast material by the local community; " Whether particular material is actionably indecent does not turn on whether the station that broadcast it [ or the program ] happens to be popular in its particular market . " Finally, the Federal Communications Commission denied Entercom's assertions of the unconstitutionality of its definition of indecency, stating in conclusion, " The constitutional validity of the Commission's indecency standard has been repeatedly affirmed by the courts " and that Ashcroft v . Free Speech Commission and Reno v . ACLU did not alter this conclusion.