Sentence examples for unacceptable restriction from inspiring English sources

He said the ban was censorship and an "unacceptable restriction on the freedoms of assembly and speech".

Margaret Drabble called it "ludicrous", and said that Penguin "should be ashamed", while Michael Palin said it was an "unacceptable restriction of travellers' choice".

In any modern, diverse society that refrains from clearly unacceptable restriction of freedom, individuals will develop allegiance to different and opposed conceptions of the right and the good, and a conception of justice that can elicit everyone's reasonable acceptance must be acceptable to the different reasonable ethical views that individuals espouse.

Both have been attacked as unacceptable restrictions on individual liberty.

Several charities have pulled out, citing unacceptable restrictions on their work.Behind the façade of a "workers' paradise", North Korea has more than food shortages to hide.

MOSCOW — European election observers warned Wednesday that they might once again refuse to take part in a Russian election, saying the government was still imposing unacceptable restrictions on their work.

Whichever it may have been, the law has created intolerable injustice for often powerless people and quite unacceptable restrictions on freedom of speech to which the state of Pakistan is committed.

Under Secretary General Bernard Miyet, the head of the peacekeeping department, informed the council that the Congo government of Laurent Kabila had told him that the United Nations would have to sign an accord covering its activities that would impose unacceptable restrictions on the peacekeepers.

"Humanitarian operations cannot continue to be bogged down by unnecessary and unacceptable restrictions, obstructions, and deliberate delays that are costing people their lives," said O'Brien.

Critics argue that the final draft, written by a committee of a hundred people, mostly Islamists, does not reflect the fundamental democratic aspirations of Egyptians, while at the same time imposing unacceptable restrictions on their personal freedom.

But if the patient community were an unqualified, ethically exclusive aspiration, it might justify unacceptable restrictions on patient autonomy, even to the extent of compelling patients to participate in medical research.