Sentence examples for unconscionable because of from inspiring English sources

The government's independent reviewer of anti-terrorist legislation, Lord Carlile, intervened to say that prosecuting McKinnon in the US would be "cruel and unconscionable" because of his medical condition.

[In a 2009 article, Penn State law professor Shaba Sivaprasad] Wadhia stated that in 1975, the government issued instructions stating that if deportation of a person was "unconscionable because of the existence of appealing humanitarian factors," government officials should not deport that person.

However, he felt the bombing of Nagasaki was unconscionable, because three days had not been long enough for the surrender.

We may go further and say that for parents the willing transfer of parental responsibility is normally unconscionable because they love their children.

Relying on the California Supreme Court's Discover Bank decision, it found the arbitration provision unconscionable because it disallowed classwide proceedings.

Mr. Gonzales, a Texas Supreme Court justice at the time, was in the majority and wrote that the position of the three dissenters was "an unconscionable act of judicial activism" because it would create obstacles to abortion that the Legislature did not enact.

He sees the United Nations as a threat to American sovereignty, and said in a 1998 fund-raising letter that the United Nations Treaty on the Rights of the Child was "an unconscionable surrender of parental rights" because it would "make spanking a crime".

America is so obsessed with beauty that we waste an unconscionable amount of perfectly edible produce just because it doesn't meet our superficial standards.

Tell that to the men who were killed or wounded because of unconscionable delays in obtaining proper body armor.

Conservatives in Congress have wreaked havoc for years with President Clinton's attempts to appoint federal judges, blocking some and imposing unconscionable delays on others because of the fear that some might behave a bit too independently.

As a longtime resident of Manhattan who has been forced from my home because of unconscionable rent increases, I supported all efforts to keep the rent increases on New York City's rent-stabilized apartments at 2percent and 44 percent ["Raising the Rent, and Raising the Roof," June 11].