Sentence examples for unacceptable changes from inspiring English sources

The welfare bill includes several welcome proposals - including extra money for disabled children and young people - but three unacceptable changes to disability benefits.

But at 11 00am everything had to be redone: Google had made unacceptable changes, causing Schwartz and Collin to consider calling off the signing ceremony at the Elysée.

But in a briefing letter to MPs, Mr Corbyn said: "We believe that Britain is better off staying in Europe, and any unacceptable changes the Government makes as part of its renegotiation, we will commit to reverse when we have the opportunity by campaigning for change within the EU".

The unmanaged impacts of recreation and tourism can often result in unacceptable changes in resource conditions and quality of the visitor experience.

Unfortunately, high levels of loading of flame retardant are generally needed to achieve a reasonable flame retardancy which contributes to unacceptable changes in the physical and mechanical properties of polypropylene composites.

It is therefore critical to increase the knowledge-base related to SES dynamics and to better characterize social tipping points or turning points in order to avoid unacceptable changes.

This would provide at least some safeguard against unacceptable change.

The church called the legislation "a dramatically and morally unacceptable change to Irish law".

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

A key reason for popular hostility to immigrants is that to many people, particularly within working-class communities, immigration has become a symbol of unacceptable change.

Conversely, damage is defined as loss of fitness for use (unacceptable change).