Sentence examples for deem unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Instead, they warned that the regulation potentially gives the government new tools to locate and punish individuals who send cellphone messages that censors deem unacceptable.

The Obama administration has arrogated to itself the right to engage in a whole range of actions it would deem unacceptable if used by our adversaries.

Without any kind of definition, this will lead to magistrates – and in the first instance police officers and PCSOs – making decisions on what they personally deem unacceptable behaviour.

Most schools, including the Aveda Institutes, offer to improve haircuts that clients deem unacceptable — though by the time the damage is done, not every unhappy client wants to take a chance.

Netanyahu last year reluctantly endorsed the idea of Palestinian independence, but he has tacked on conditions the Palestinians deem unacceptable, such as retaining an Israeli presence in the West Bank and keeping east Jerusalem.

For the Liberia-born journalist Robtel Neajai Pailey, of Pambazuka News, this only highlights "the need to reconfigure Africa's domestic systems of justice, so that we don't have to rely on the West to judge when, where, and under what circumstances we can punish for transgressions that we deem unacceptable".

(He dropped a few courses deemed unacceptable).

But doing nothing was deemed unacceptable, too.

Such an outcome is deemed unacceptable.

Even some religious topics are deemed unacceptable.

"The fact that my candidacy was deemed unacceptable is a political matter.