Sentence examples for thus unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Not only is she a woman and thus unacceptable as a leader to Islamic hardliners but her "nationalist" agenda grates with many Muslim politicians, who have been trying so far without success to make Indonesia adopt sharia, Islamic law.What is clear is that Indonesia can no longer deny that terrorists are active in the country.

As we find in particular those by Alvarez-Alfageme et al. [1] and Rauschen [3] unscientific, disrespectful, and thus, unacceptable for a proper scientific discourse, we do not repeat them here but refer to the original sources which also reflect on their preferred chosen outlet, the journal Transgenic Research.

Kentucky Senator Henry Clay, an opponent of Jackson, was a Mason, and thus unacceptable as party standard-bearer.

Aboriginal figurative amulets often had iconography in conflict with the Roman Catholic religion and were thus deemed unacceptable to wear.

Its so-called middle way is nothing but independence in a disguised form and thus totally unacceptable to the Chinese central government.

However, in many clinical practices, the idea of protocol-driven changes in the nutrition given to a patient for GC is foreign and thus clinically unacceptable.

In addition to these 'cultural' obstacles, there is also a litany of misperceptions by potential external buyers: for example, animals from Soqotra are believed, falsely, to be fed with fish thus palatably unacceptable to mainland consumers; they do not have enough body fat and thus have no taste when cooked; animals are cheaper from Somalia and Ethiopia where they are shipped alive.

In addition to being lengthy, screening instruments can be opaque to the user, boring or baffling, and, thus, be unacceptable to patients.

This challenge is to specify what that normative consideration is without invoking the language of dignity and without invoking considerations that are either implicitly or explicitly theological, and, thus, are unacceptable given the canons of public reason that are essential for public debate in multicultural and multi-faith societies such as Canada.

It thus turns an unacceptable prejudice into an ethical judgment.

Participants framed suggestions for community-level incentives based on their personal assessment that the conditions at camp health facilities were unacceptable, thus improving the health infrastructure with quality services would likely motivate many to take part in research.