Sentence examples for unacceptable deviation from inspiring English sources
But the Vatican backtracked on the Pope's suggestion, calling it an "unacceptable" deviation from church teachings.
But on Tuesday, conservative bishops distanced themselves from the document's remarkable opening toward gays and divorced Catholics, calling it an "unacceptable" deviation from church teaching that does not reflect their views.
Again these arguments imply that there is a 'correct' way to be gendered, and that 'trans-ness' is an unacceptable deviation.
This was considered an unacceptable deviation in this study, and was especially common with leflunomide and gold injections, although the latter can take up to 6 months to produce maximal benefit [ 36].
A significant part of the design effort is spent on detecting unacceptable deviations from this specification and subsequently localizing the sources of such faults.
Sensor faults, which occur when sensor outputs display unacceptable deviations from the true values of measured variable, will cause false alarms and missed detections in structural health monitoring (SHM) systems.
It is observed that RELAP5/Mod3.3 cannot evaluate the relationship between mixture Reynolds number and air accumulation at interface leading to underpredicted wall subcooling and overpredicted heat transfer coefficient with an unacceptable deviations.
The treatment of averaging the total smoke formaldehyde yield as above may cause an unacceptable mechanistic deviation from reality.
Such decisions based upon clinical judgement rather than composite disease activity measures are common practice [ 9, 34, 35], and may be considered rational and acceptable by physicians, but were considered unacceptable protocol deviations in this study.
The head of the Polish bishops' conference, Cardinal Stanislaw Gadecki, called it "unacceptable" and a deviation from church teaching.
The head of the Polish bishops conference, Cardinal Stanislaw Gadecki, on Monday called the report unacceptable and a deviation from church teaching.
