Sentence examples for unacceptable in terms of from inspiring English sources

I view the current conditions prevailing for the ordinary population as inhumane and utterly unacceptable, in terms of accepted international standards of human rights.

"We did some things in the first half that were unacceptable in terms of ­losing possession and we were chasing the game after that," said their coach, Steve ­McNamara.

While the patient is vulnerable and clinically ignorant and consultants are gagged and disincentivised, what is clinically unacceptable in terms of suffering, morbidity and probably mortality remains largely under the radar.

François Hollande of France dropped diplomatic pretense and openly met with Tshisekedi, declaring that Congolese conditions were "totally unacceptable in terms of human rights, democracy, and the recognition of the opposition".

Therefore, both options were mainly perceived as unacceptable in terms of practicality and convenience.

However, any damage resulting from road accidents is always unacceptable in terms of health, property damage and other economic factors.

Table 2 shows that the one-factor model (model 1) had unacceptable fit in terms of χ2/df, confirming the multidimensionality of the data.

It's tagged #DearJohn on Twitter, and it includes a campaign to target each and every representative, especially those connected with the bill, and explain to them why it's unacceptable both in terms of rape survivors' rights and in terms of the right to abortion.

The use of a 5-year time horizon was considered an appropriate time to capture relevant costs and effects pertaining to the treatments being compared without reaching unacceptable uncertainty in terms of patients' long-term drinking behaviour, treatment needs and development of chronic diseases from long-term alcohol consumption.

We therefore proposed a method to optimise the sensitivity of AFP in stable cirrhotic patients and limiting the access to US performed in specialised institutions, without paying an unacceptable price in terms of both missed tumour and cancer stage at diagnosis.

Relying solely on the existing guidelines to address current and anticipated future regulatory demands for DNT of the thousands of chemicals for which there is little to no DNT data would incur unacceptable costs in terms of animals and person-years.