Sentence examples for unacceptable to both from inspiring English sources

Homosexuality is unacceptable to both ultra-orthodox Jews and Muslims.

This was unacceptable to both Arabs and Jews.

An emotional relationship between teacher and pupil is unacceptable to both the profession and parents'.

The Vatican policy in favour of the internationalisation of Jerusalem is equally unacceptable to both.

Yet there is no peace for the couple; a mixed marriage is unacceptable to both Jews and Christians.

The fact that this solution would be unacceptable to both Greek and British governments is a problem of modern nationalism, not ancient sculpture.

"The so-called decision is unacceptable to China both in its content and its form," said Zhang Qiyue, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman.

He also said that if the Western nations pulled out of South Africa, they would invite anarchy, which would be unacceptable to the United States both for strategic and humanitarian reasons.

A deal that is not clear on the finance will be both unacceptable to developing countries, and unworkable.

It was, however, unacceptable to Russia and Prussia, both of which were fearful lest a revived, strong Poland reclaim its lost lands.

A Kurdish area of influence in Syria in relation to Isis would continue de facto, but there would be no de jure implications, for that would be both unacceptable to Turkey and pre-empt a much more difficult medium-term settlement of issues that involve Iraq and Iran.