discourtesy वाक्य

Fast-paced editing in a collaborative process can be a discourtesy to editors that can't contribute as much time.
It leads to overstepping the bounds of accuracy and to the discourtesy that occurred several times in the post . GlowWorm.
Complaints usually involve excessive force, discourtesy, abuse of authority or offensive language, which is usually defined as an ethnic slur.
Remedies brought by Fred Bauder and supported by SimonP, would ban Danielpi for a week for " discourtesy and personal attacks ".
This is sufficient to explain much of what has been characterised here and elsewhere as sneakyness, discourtesy or unilateral decision-making.

I have tried to engage through constructive debate and negotiation on the Talk Page but I have been met with discourtesy and dismissal.
"I think it's a discourtesy to North Carolina if I make a lot of statements, " said Hooker.
In addition, four civilian complaints were filed against DiGuglielmo for excessive force or discourtesy between 1990 and 1993, but none were substantiated.
The members of this club have put up with your discourtesy for years, merely because you are a member of the Supreme Court.
The department received 139 complaints of officer discourtesy for all of 1994, only 22 of which were found to have merit, said Cmdr.