Sentence examples for unacceptable methods from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International reports that more than 100 countries employ torture or other unacceptable methods on prisoners or detainees.

His investigations yielded their largest settlement in May 2004, when CEO Richard Strong and the Wisconsin-based company he founded, Strong Capital Management, agreed to pay fines of $60 million and $80 million, respectively, in addition to other penalties for unacceptable methods such as market timing, or short-term and rapid trades.

They consistently found that a minority of studies reported unacceptable methods of data analysis and concluded that this is likely due to the fact that individuals leading these medical publications may not have a solid grasp on basic statistical concepts.

I am no dinosaur and I am open to any innovation, but I cannot accept, at the moment, that large numbers of people find print an unacceptable method of consuming information.

And in an interview last year with The Istanbul Review, a literary journal, he said: "Censorship is an unacceptable method of obstruction, not only in literature but in all arts, media, politics and many other fields.

Using a jackhammer to roughen the concrete is an unacceptable method.

The FDA accuracy criterion (±15%) without an allowance for imprecision may be used for method transfer and may result in a large numbers of method transfers being judged unacceptable when the method is valid under both conditions.

Use unacceptable sources and methods in an acceptable way.

However, the infection and symptoms associated with corticosteroid-related adverse effects make them unacceptable, the major method for the CEH population.

For high-resolution scattering images, where the width of the ring is only a few pixels wide, such error is unacceptable, and the method must be discarded to analyze our images.

Governments and law enforcement agencies in multiple countries have been stepping up their rhetoric against technology companies' use of end-to-end encryption in recent times — arguing it is unacceptable for a method of communication to exist that cannot be accessed by state agents in extremis.