"On behalf of the Zimbabwe cricket team, we just want to express our apologies to @Irelandcricket and John Mooney for the unacceptable article," he wrote on Twitter.
But it attached security conditions that Lebanon, and Syria, say are unacceptable.See article: The Israeli-Palestinian stalemateAlgeria's army pressed on with its offensive against Islamist rebels in the west of the country.
Jutta Burghardt, the head of the World Food Programme in Iraq, also resigned.See article: Aid officials in Iraq resignAfter holding talks with the pope, Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader, signed an accord with the Vatican which warns Israel that unilateral decisions on the status of Jerusalem are "morally and legally unacceptable".See article: Israeli maps that Palestinians hate.
That particular conflict between drag and trans folk is a nuanced and complicated one that can't be defined along a hierarchy of acceptable or unacceptable (Zack Ford's article for Think Progress explains this in much greater detail).
As somewhat an articulation of a prohibition on physicians from involving themselves in trials with unacceptable risk, Helsinki article 18 states the following: "Physicians may not be involved in a research study involving human subjects unless they are confident that the risks have been adequately assessed and can be satisfactorily managed" [ 24].
After reciting the facts, Fatheree expressed his simmering frustrations with the city's only daily paper: "The factual inaccuracies in [the reporter's] article are unacceptable and irresponsible...
On Sept. 11, Ms. Boroditsky herself weighed in, writing to me to say that Mr. Deutscher should have credited her and that his article exhibited "an unacceptable scale of borrowing".
Extension or revocation of article 50 is absolutely unacceptable, and is a great betrayal of everything we have promised.
Academic scientists including Dr. Lander tried strenuously to prevent Science from publishing Celera's article except under terms unacceptable to Dr. Venter.
"Chemical weapons are unacceptable," says Thomas Nash, an arms monitor with Article 36, a UK-based body "working to prevent unacceptable harm caused by certain weapons".
