Sentence examples for unacceptable commitments from inspiring English sources

Objections of this sort, which are the most common, protest that the central notions of a correspondence theory carry unacceptable commitments and/or cannot be accounted for in any respectable manner.

David Brink concurs: "We begin as (tacit) cognitivists and realists about ethics.... Moral Realism should be our metaethical starting point, and we should give it up only if it does involve unacceptable metaphysical and epistemological commitments" (1989: 23 24).

Greenpeace said the commitment was unacceptable because it applies to just one type of plastic, rather than all types, and applies only to personal cleansing and oral care products.

As a single and committed professional over forty without children, it was deemed unacceptable for me to have commitments or responsibilities outside of work.

"Our commitment tonight was unacceptable.

The United States and South Korea declared North Korea's plans to reactivate an idle nuclear plant "unacceptable," but also made a commitment to resolve the issue peacefully.

If you envision that the resentful party can still be a positive contributor, point out the unacceptable behavior while reaffirming your commitment to that individual.

"We are trying to get a commitment from the government that if they accept that the use of this language is unacceptable then they will commit to the legislative changes that are necessary," she said.

If this data still exists, it would be a grave violation of Facebook's policies and an unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments these groups made," Facebook said in a statement.

The board members, acting as devil's advocates, counterbalance the engineers' natural overconfidence, helping to avoid escalation of commitment to projects with unacceptable levels of risk.

Once their relationship progressed to the lifelong commitment stage, commuting became unacceptable.