Sentence examples for politically undesirable from inspiring English sources

Officials also perceived the refugees as ethnically and politically undesirable.

The forms followed the language of the immigration laws, which excluded those considered mentally, physically or politically undesirable.

All day, a tense standoff played out in the Capitol as one party tried to force the other into a more politically undesirable position.

This particular suggestion, however, has proved politically undesirable in most cases except in Northern Ireland, where criminal cases involving suspected paramilitaries were tried before judges alone from 1973 to 2007.

Some cultures limit or discourage access to birth control because they consider it to be morally or politically undesirable.

However many of Teller's prominent colleagues, like Bethe and Oppenheimer, were sure that the project of the H-bomb was technically infeasible and politically undesirable.

As a result, the conservative ruling clerics became determined to remove the risk by banning the politically-undesirable candidates from the outset through their veto power and constitutionally-mandated authority of the Guardian Council members.

While delay is highly undesirable politically, legally there is nothing that can compel a state to withdraw".

Material and carbon emissions are lowest in the limited growth scenario, however, the 0.2 % growth rate is politically and socially undesirable.

According to the Open Net Initiative, more than 50 countries around the world block their citizens' access to portions of the Web the governments deem politically or culturally undesirable.

Her aides say she considers this both politically and symbolically highly undesirable.