Sentence examples for constitutes an unacceptable from inspiring English sources

The second is that it constitutes an unacceptable risk to future generations.

The ACLU last night condemned the DOJ's acts as "press intimidation" and said it constitutes "an unacceptable abuse of power".

(He declined to come to the phone to discuss whether this constitutes an unacceptable burden of office).

The Dutch foreign minister, Bert Koenders, said it was "cruel and unusual punishment which constitutes an unacceptable denial of human dignity and integrity".

The N.R.C., however, has never defined what constitutes an unacceptable risk, and critics charge that its judgment on the matter has grown susceptible to outside influences.

Critics of the administration argue that allowing Iran to retain even a latent capability to acquire nuclear weapons constitutes an unacceptable threat.

In North Carolina, the Department of Labor and the Department of Health and Human Services declared that exposure constituted "an unacceptable health risk".

In 1992, he excoriated the majority decision in Lee v. Weisman, which concluded that prayers said at a public-school graduation constituted an unacceptable form of coercion.

A nuclear-armed Iran would have constituted an unacceptable threat to our national security and that of our allies and partners.

We might expect that sufficient safeguards are in place if it is the UN tribunal that judges on hate speech, but a more general clampdown on hate speech could constitute an unacceptable curtailment of freedom of expression.

If so, does that constitute an unacceptable conflict of interest Perhaps there would be less reason to worry about Carlyle if there were rival clubs of ex-political heavyweights competing within the iron triangle.