Sentence examples for therefore unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush regards mandatory emissions caps as "top-down" regulatory management and therefore unacceptable.

An advertisement seeking to discourage people from flying because of its environmental impacts is likely to be judged political, and therefore unacceptable.

Our grades are more our own than they ever were before and it is therefore unacceptable for the university to make these decisions for us.

In addition, the Northern Alliance is dominated by ethnic Uzbeks and Tajiks and is therefore unacceptable to the Pashtuns of Afghanistan, the country's largest ethnic group and the one from which the Taliban emerged.

Any attempt to redefine marriage so it need not be entered into as a life-long commitment – Rod Stewart once claimed that "the vows should be written like a dog's licence that has to be renewed every year" – is therefore unacceptable.

The approach appeals to necessary connections, which are unobservable and therefore unacceptable to Hume.

Therefore, it seems clear today that this increase in inequality was inefficient and hence unacceptable.

It is therefore completely unacceptable for them to use live ammunition against protesters".

Any such step would amount to an additional cut in the BBC's income and therefore an unacceptable change to the financial agreement".

Barber disputes the common assertion that livestock eating grass belch huge amounts of methane into the atmosphere and are therefore environmentally unacceptable.

While once the private sector would have been viewed as quite separate, to be regulated and influenced, we are getting to a point that was once unthinkable, and therefore wholly unacceptable to some.