Sentence examples for consider unconscionable from inspiring English sources

"Are we going to tell the State of California what it has to consider unconscionable?" Justice Antonin Scalia asked.

There are many ways in which an arbitration clause might be considered "unconscionable".

But that didn't stop the government from finding clever ways to bail out A.I.G. and then pursuing strong-arm tactics — like pressing Bank of America to complete its deal for Merrill without disclosing the severity of Merrill's problems to shareholders — that would have been considered unconscionable had the country not been in the midst of a crisis.

Mr. Hart in part faults his own party's intransigence on civil service protections for what he considers an unconscionable delay.

Considering the unconscionable $4 billion (or more) that is being squandered on a new PATH station at the World Trade Center site for perhaps 50,000 commuters, the cost of Fresh Kills doesn't sound quite so crazy.

"Any pursuit by Ehud Barak of the blasphemous rabbi, from this moment on, should be considered as unconscionable kowtowing, as the abandonment of any semblance of self-respect and as groveling for the seats that will give this government another few months," said Shalom Yerushalmi, a columnist in Maariv, another major paper.

I also intend to point out what I consider to be unconscionable actions by boards and discuss what remedies shareholders may take to change the situation.

Hizzoner's other cities Dicing with debt and the future Clarification: Dave Camp Reprints Related items Lexington: Dicing with debt and the futureJul 14th 2011Advocates for the poor consider such cuts unconscionable.

Critics of Cablevision might consider this an unconscionable money grab by a vertically integrated monopoly that has cornered the market on local sports while operating, in the Rangers and the Knicks, two of the worst teams in the United States in any of the four major sports.

It's almost unconscionable to consider a world where any group of people could be disenfranchised their constitutional right.

An overwhelming majority of Germans consider the death penalty as unconscionable as the slave trade.