Sentence examples for and unjustifiably from inspiring English sources

Not merely wrong, he adds, but unreasonably and unjustifiably so.

They also say it wastes money and unjustifiably elevates some murders above others in importance.

These long lines and extreme delays unduly and unjustifiably burdened the right to vote".

At the same time, they have insisted on preserving bloated military spending and unjustifiably low tax rates for the rich.

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

The lawsuit stated that the three counties have "inadequate polling facilities" and that "long lines and extreme delays unduly and unjustifiably burdened the right to vote".

But, second, the Model Penal Code also limits the criminal law's concern to conduct that "unjustifiably and inexcusably inflicts or threatens substantial harm" (see also Feinberg 1984: 31 6), and most criminal codes include similar limitations.

The Soviet Union and Russia, both before and after the Cold War, have had an almost singular focus on defensive security and not unjustifiably so, as Napoleon and Hitler invaded through Poland, and the Allies landed troops in places like Murmansk and Vladivostok in the First World War to free up Russian men to fight for the White Army against Lenin.

For instance, an animal may be said to have moral status if its suffering is at least somewhat morally bad, on account of this animal itself and regardless of the consequences for other beings, and acting unjustifiably against its interests is not only wrong, but wrongs the animal.

"Invariably and probably unjustifiably, we're going to be judged by how we do in postseason," Piniella said.

While Vice President Cheney has not explicitly criticized the FISA statute, he has often said that laws passed in reaction to Vietnam and Watergate unjustifiably weakened the presidency.