Sentence examples for unconscionable conduct from inspiring English sources

Equity was the offspring of natural law designed to prevent and remedy injustice resulting from unconscionable conduct.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission brought a suit against the Phoenix Institute for alleged unconscionable conduct.

Consumer Affairs says Gibson engaged in "unconscionable conduct" by claiming she was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2009 and given four months to live but then healed herself naturally after rejecting conventional treatments.

"When constituents approach me complaining of corruption, unfair practices and unconscionable conduct their complaints inevitably relate to their treatment at the hands of banks, financial planners, lawyers, accountants, valuers, doctors, builders, major supermarket chains or government departments," he said.

One of the lawyers appearing at the court for Timor-Leste, Sir Elihu Lauterpacht, said Australia's unconscionable conduct "manifestly distorts the character of the future negotiations by placing Timor-Leste at a considerable negotiating and litigating disadvantage".

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission started federal court proceedings on Friday for "unconscionable conduct and market manipulation" by ANZ in relation to the rate at which banks lend each other money.

Gusmao condemned the raids as "unconscionable and unacceptable conduct".

"Raiding the premises of a legal representative of Timor-Leste and taking such aggressive action against a key witness is unconscionable and unacceptable conduct.

The panel criticized Mr. Holder's conduct as unconscionable and cited several problems.

Asic alleged that Westpac engaged in "unconscionable", "misleading" and "deceptive" conduct on 16 occasions between April 2010 and June 2012.

(After the case against Drake collapsed, in 2011, a federal judge chastised the Justice Department for putting him through "four years of hell," describing its conduct as "unconscionable").