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But it became unjustifiable when Mr Pataki campaigned for a third term, in early 2002.

"We have a vanity panel but it doesn't extend very far forward otherwise it becomes unjustifiable in weight," he said.

What I've heard is that people feel that the Senate simply doesn't work anymore - it's become an unjustifiable barrier to positive change, and Connecticut needs a fresh, progressive voice there that will push for both policy and institutional reform.

Once one had to admit that we have failed through that route to bring justice, for me it became morally unjustifiable to continue to pursue something which clearly has failed.

This tradition has become untenable and unjustifiable.

And, so the argument goes, the supplement was supposed to compensate for the carbon tax, and that got repealed, so the clean energy supplement has become an unnecessary and unjustifiable windfall.

Since then, Monarch Beach has become something of a symbol for unjustifiable excess.

It was not until 1997 that a woman, the harpist Anne Lelkes, was allowed to become a full member; today, there are six female members – a pathetic, unjustifiable statistic.

As HIV testing has become increasingly accurate and innovative, activists have criticized the exclusion as being both ethically and scientifically unjustifiable.

But as the gay community has become more prominent, the myths of choice and ex-gay reparation have been debunked, and the unjustifiable and systematic denial of equal rights has been challenged, we no longer feel forced to idly sit by while we are slandered, maligned, and abused, all in the name of someone's religion.

The secret military inquiry, which became public only in the past decade, concluded that the firing was "carried out without orders, and was indiscriminate and unjustifiable".