Sentence examples for unacceptable to continue from inspiring English sources

After the war, it was felt that it would be unacceptable to continue to deny the vote to men who had just served in the trenches.

But it should be entirely unacceptable to continue making policy on the hoof, lurching from one budgetary crisis to the next.

"And it's unacceptable to continue to lie to students who have already been lied to again and again".

Fifty-one percent of respondents said it was unacceptable for Ms. Pelosi to continue as speaker, a figure exceeding the percentage who say it would be unacceptable for Democrats to retain control of Congress.

Similarly, with respect to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, it is unacceptable for China to continue with its lack of involvement in this issue, as much as it is unacceptable for Russia to continue pretending it is indeed involved.

"It is unacceptable and inconceivable to continue without a plan".

It is unacceptable for universities to continue to flood the already strained job market with PhD graduates hoping for an academic position while at the same time neglecting to nurture a stable stream of post-doctoral opportunities.

A10 After meeting with Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, President Bush said it was "unacceptable" for Iran to continue pursuing a nuclear program and embraced European efforts to halt the process.

Arguing that it was unacceptable for republicans to continue to take part in the Northern Ireland government while the I.R.A. stockpiles remained intact, Mr. Ahern told members of the Irish parliament: "Whether people like it or not, it is not compatible, beyond a short transitional period, to have that democratic mandate with armed backing.

In the future, it ought to be unacceptable for Jews to continue to teach about Catholics -- or Christians in general -- in a pre-Vatican Two way, just as it would be inconceivable for Christians to teach about Jews in a pre-Zionist or pre-Israel fashion.

"It is unacceptable for children to continue dying from a disease that is preventable and curable.