Sentence examples for inexcusable decision from inspiring English sources

Representative Henry J. Hyde, Republican of Illinois and chairman of the International Relations Committee, singled out the Europeans for their "inexplicable and inexcusable decision" not to ensure that the United States kept its seat.

Had the original F-22 numbers been built, the per unit cost would have been much lower than the highball scare figures given to excuse this most inexcusable decision.

Interior's inexplicable and inexcusable decision to delay appropriate regulatory action is a setback for the protection of Appalachian streams and rivers, as well as for the people who depend on clean drinking water in the areas affected by mountaintop removal.

Al-Shabaab's deeply antagonistic relations with the donor governments on which these agencies depended provided the rationale for these inexcusable decisions, however misguided and wrong.

What is certain is that for the rest of their lives both Blair and Cameron will carry the burden of the knowledge that they each, by their inexcusable decisions, inflicted immeasurable damage: Blair's measured in loss of life and suffering; Cameron's by the advent of a new era of nationalism.

Unless there is something we are not seeing or hearing about, to not back your own rookie franchise cornerstone is inexcusable and a decision that will likely come back to haunt Redmond own the road.

In remarks on the House floor, King called the decision "absolutely inexcusable, absolutely indefensible.

By itself, the administration's decision is not inexcusable.

The Court of Appeals called punishing innocent defendants "inexcusable" and unanimously upheld the November decision by the state's Commission on Judicial Conduct to remove the judge, Robert M. Restaino, from the $113,900-a-year 113,900-a-year 113,900-a-year post

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama on Monday night blasted as "inexcusable" Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's (R) decision to sign a "right-to-work" bill into law.

Senator Wayne Allard, a Colorado Republican, disclosed the decision on March 28, calling it "inexcusable".