Significados de as scandalous en inglés

The American Civil Liberties Union has described the decision as scandalous.

In 1654 named persons were ejected as scandalous, ignorant and insufficient ministers and schoolmasters.

To be drunk at Bath is as scandalous as mad.

Is not the adulteration of food just now as scandalous as it is unchecked?

Ms Tatarata's lawyer has described the murder charge as scandalous.

Agreed - but no verbal contradiction is nearly as scandalous as a contradiction between avowed principle and action.

And why is this not as scandalous as a company with no ferries being awarded a ferry contract?

The belated announcement and the uncertainty and disruption it caused were nearly as scandalous as the asbestos crisis itself.

But the show doesn't treat those issues as scandalous but rather just as a normal part of people's lives.

Green MEPs described the newly minted test procedure as scandalous and pledged to use all legal avenues to block it.

There's no doubt that Lily Allen's confession was seen as scandalous in part because she spoke about visiting female escorts.

Members of an Oireachtas committee have described as scandalous the EU's failure to disburse billions of euro in overseas aid.

Trade union Unite described the production cuts as scandalous and criticized BMW for sacking agency workers who cannot claim redundancy pay.

Parliamentarian Moetai Brotherson said a complaint was to be lodged against the prosecutor for exceeding his powers, describing his move as scandalous.

Rheinberger is in any event clear about what especially concerns him as scandalous (in the same sense as the incest taboo):

Just as scandalous is the violent behaviour of the Ukrainian security forces against peaceful demonstrators, he said, according to the text of his speech.