Greens senator Lee Rhiannon spoke in parliament last year, saying "if any of the military equipment that Australia has sold to Israel has been used in Israel's deplorable wars in the Gaza strip which has killed thousands of civilians, the Australian government should be held accountable for this".
Those societies that ignored the imperative for moral restraint delayed marriage and celibacy for adults until they were economically able to support their children would suffer the deplorable "positive checks" of war, famine, and epidemic, the avoidance of which should be every society's goal.
It will have had nothing to do with, say, "transparency" or calling bearded villagers "deplorables" or the Iraq War vote or the simple fact that middle-of-the-road Clintonism ran out of gas as a public philosophy.
Pence may have won that battle, but he is about to lose the war because of his deplorable running mate.
However, the unappreciative treatment that returning veterans got from a war-weary nation was deplorable.
A large Confederate prison was established in the city in 1861 during the American Civil War and operated, often under deplorable conditions, until Salisbury was occupied in 1865 by Union troops under General George Stoneman, who burned the prison.
"Technical concerns" is understood as the lack of resources, the reluctance of the international community to provide material assistance (in direct funds or in apprehension of suspects), the ability of defendants to destroy evidence, the deplorable condition of the legal class in war torn countries, and problems of translation and common language.
The F.C.C. chairman, Michael Powell (son of Colin, who was then the Secretary of State and in the thick of the year-old Iraq war), called the performance a "classless, crass, and deplorable stunt".
Like his suppression of dissent during the war, Wilson's support of racial segregation was deplorable.
Because of 27 years of war here, millions of displaced people live in deplorable conditions in overcrowded slums.
