Sentence examples for declared unacceptable from inspiring English sources

(Chlorofluorocarbons such as Freon [trademark] used to be employed as blowing agents before they were declared unacceptable for depleting ozone in the stratosphere).

In other action today, the human rights situation in Myanmar was declared "unacceptable" and Iraq was condemned for "systematic and extremely serious" abuses.

Attention will now shift to House Republicans, who already passed a loan extension, paid for by a preventive care fund from the health care law that Democrats had declared unacceptable.

He said the E.P.A.'s interpretation "runs counter to the agency's responsibility for the protection of the public health," and that some of the studies used in reaching that determination "should be declared unacceptable".

President Bush and President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea today declared "unacceptable" North Korea's plans to reactivate an idled nuclear plant that is deemed capable of producing nuclear weapons.

An officer or staff member who does not conform to local regulations or who is otherwise unacceptable to the government to which he is accredited may be declared unacceptable (persona non grata) and his recall requested, a demand that is invariably obeyed.

One that too often, we don't declare unacceptable, even if we notice what we're seeing.

Such "cover" is what Trump's repeated rejection of "political correctness" accomplishes: the racism that America worked so long to declare unacceptable now again dares announce itself.

A third planned in Norway for last year was scrapped after Mr. Huang's company declared Norway unacceptable as a site.

Her crass handling of the situation has revived the peril of no deal when MPs have three times declared it unacceptable.

Even the Reagan administration, normally sympathetic to Israel, chose to "condemn" the attack; France declared it "unacceptable"; Britain denounced it as "a grave breach of international law".