British broadcasting's claim to excellence earns it accusations of complacency and imperviousness to constructive criticism, and therefore a certain degree of odium.
The local authority has to accept the responsibility and, in the process of doing so, it accepts the odium of becoming a slum landlord.
There is no odium on the employer, because the society, through a majority of its members, must have passed a resolution to begin with.
Any responsible company will accept that there is a certain odium attached to a fine.
If the odium with which the rebels are regarded is growing steadily, so is the discipline and organisation of the national forces.
He succeeded, by getting the words written in there, in achieving the maximum political odium for the minimum economic gain.
If we do, is that likely to create unnecessary odium?
They are to take upon themselves the whole odium of appearing to disregard these moral objections.
