Sentence examples for unacceptable policy from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of asylum applications from Eritreans are being incorrectly refused by the government owing to its "unacceptable" policy on accepting refugees from the country, MPs have said.

Earlier this year, a report by MPs found hundreds of asylum applications from Eritreans are being incorrectly refused, owing to what was described as the government's "unacceptable" policy on accepting refugees from the country.

Calling the labor agreement an "unacceptable policy of the right," the letter demanded that the government reject it and called for a national and Europe-wide debate on the subject.

If our courts declare that open justice is the only possible justice by denying Sweden the extradition of Assange, this would very likely have the result that Sweden would change its unacceptable policy.

The Overton window represents a strategy of pushing the political centre in a desired ideological direction by introducing wildly extremist, unacceptable policy positions and hammering away at them until other ideas that once seemed extremist come to seem reasonable by comparison.

That would be welcome but only if it is truly a development round and not a stitch-up between the US and EU, demanding all sorts of unacceptable policy changes from poor countries in return for small changes in northern farm subsidies I have a worry this year that the voice of non-governmental organisations such as Oxfam won't be heard.

Almost everyone who makes a career of this has had to abandon plans at one time or another in the face of unfulfilled contracts or promises, or unacceptable policies or practices.

"I think that would be terrible, unacceptable tax policy," he says.

Unacceptable foreign policy thinking in the 21st century.

Rather than criticizing their British counterparts at the Medicines Control Agency, German officials denounced Bayer for its "unacceptable information policies".

Some support suicide bombing, attacks on British troops in Iraq or Afghanistan and other forms of violent extremism, but they are supported by the government so long as they don't support violence in the UK – even where they support unacceptable domestic policies like saying it's wrong for Muslims to vote or it's sinful for a woman to get into a taxi alone with a man she's not related to.