Sentence examples for unacceptable ability from inspiring English sources

He condemned the PM's parading around Europe with a "political begging bowl" to reform an institution which "has an unacceptable ability to impose laws upon us" and " is against Britain's national interest".

Anything less than playing to their best ability is unacceptable and disrespectful".

"Any pupil behaviour which disrupts or impacts on the learning of other pupils is unacceptable and undermines the ability of teachers to teach.

Drinking and driving were consistently expressed as unacceptable and losing the ability to drive was seen as impacting upon social status and income, disrupting routine life and stigmatising self and family.

Making comments about their bagging skills, speed, or ability is unacceptable.

The only other option is to preserve the ability to inflict unacceptable damage in response to a Russian nuclear assault.

The ability to inflict "unacceptable damage" on a potential aggressor is the ultimate guarantee that Britain will not be invaded or destroyed.

The alternative is unacceptable: we will lose our ability to operate in some of the most useful regions of orbital space, particularly those closest to the earth (60 to 1,000 miles up).

Robert McNamara, U.S. secretary of defense for much of that decade, argued that so long as the two superpowers had confidence in their capacity for mutual assured destruction an ability to impose "unacceptable damage," defined as 25 percent of population and 50 percent of industry the relationship between the two would be stable.

Like a growing chorus of lawmakers across the political spectrum, we recognize that disparate outcomes are not only shameful and unacceptable -- they impede our ability to see that justice is done.

A change in work environment may impose unacceptable loads on human cognitive abilities and potentially lead to errors, especially in a transition phase when new routines are being adopted [ 23].