Sentence examples for unacceptable effort from inspiring English sources

The reports, he said, were a deliberate and unacceptable "effort to damage the image of Monaco".

But the government, in its first official reaction, expressed "severe concern and dissatisfaction" about conditions that the House attached to the bill, including a new annual review of human rights, calling it an unacceptable effort to "interfere in China's internal affairs and damage China's interests".

Nick Clegg has signalled a Liberal Democrat peer could lose the party whip over "unacceptable" efforts to undermine his leadership, but avoided questions about whether he thinks Vince Cable was also involved in plotting against him.

The heat exchanger networks synthesis (HENS) still remains an open problem due to its combinatorial nature, which can easily result in suboptimal design and unacceptable calculation effort.

Ancelotti, who said that when he is most disappointed in the displays of his players he still bursts into his native Italian, and Terry led a fierce dressing room inquest into an unacceptable level of effort in the 3-1 defeat.

But he said he did consult with Bolton before sending a letter seeking Fulton's removal, saying they both agreed his analysis of Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela and other hot spots "was unacceptable". But the effort failed.

In Mr. Mitropoulos World Maritimee Day message, he stated: "To alleviate this unacceptable situation, no effort should be spared.

Buying and selling short-term local resources in a long-term open market causes an unacceptable high signaling effort that is not deterministic, as resources may repeatedly be bought and sold again and again even by the same operators.

This is unacceptable and every effort must be made by all concerned to ensure that children receive the protection that is their right and our collective duty.

In a statement released by the Palestinian cabinet on Monday, the ministers reaffirmed their position of late September, which called for the Human Rights Council to adopt the Goldstone report, and said it was "unacceptable" for such efforts to be undermined.

The current undertriage rate of 19·1percentnt is still considered unacceptable and continued efforts to further improve triage precision are essential.