Sentence examples for act unjustifiably from inspiring English sources

Egypt's Dar al-Ifta, which is responsible for issuing religious edicts, denounced it as "an act unjustifiably provocative to the feelings of a billion and a half Muslims worldwide who love and respect the prophet".

I recall when I was mayor in 1989 and the AIDS activist group Act Up, unjustifiably angry with John Cardinal O'Connor, invaded St . Patricks Cathedral and interrupted the mass, throwing the communion wafers -- which for Catholics are the actual body of Christ -- to the floor.

The first was when they channeled their justified moral outrage over heinous acts and unjustifiably laid it at the doorstep of the most moral man involved.

Justice Mott was unequivocal: The board had acted "arbitrarily and unjustifiably to imprison petitioner for as long as possible".

But he had asked a judge to review the parole board's rejections, and earlier this month, Richard Mott of State Supreme Court found that the board had acted "arbitrarily and unjustifiably" and asked for a new hearing.

Countries may adopt provisions in the aforementioned international agreements as domestic policies so long as they are consistent with international trade obligations – that is they do not arbitrarily or unjustifiably discriminate or act as disguised barriers to trade.

With its obscene caricatures of the Pope and the Virgin Mary as well as Muhammad, Charlie Hebdo had engaged in a kind of "new iconoclasm" which would lead inevitably, if unjustifiably, to countervailing acts of revenge.

A related version ascribes bizarre reasons to the virtuous agent, unjustifiably assuming that she acts as she does because she believes that acting thus on this occasion will help her to achieve eudaimonia.

This study was prompted by the unjustifiably large number of extractions in Tanzania, which forms over 90% of all the dental treatments offered [ 2].

B) The number of significant figures in Table 1 and 2 are unjustifiably too high.

This important civic act, which we hope will be a significant moment of renewal for the city, may have caused us, unjustifiably, to sit this summer out.