Sentence examples for unconscionable decision from inspiring English sources

"Letting a young, immature woman get into a car by herself with $13,000.00, to go off and meet two convicted felons that they knew were bringing at least one firearm with them, was an unconscionable decision that cost Ms. Hoffman her life," the grand jury declared.

It may not have been murder or genocide but it was an unconscionable decision nonetheless, because – unlike, say, the Henan famine, which took place in the middle of a war – there were no external circumstances that could be used to excuse it.

Despite choosing not to renew its previous sponsorship deal with Shell following criticism and campaigning, the Science Museum decided to accept sponsorship from Statoil, a Norwegian multinational oil and gas company, for its revamped children's gallery, which the letter's signatories describe as an "unconscionable" decision.

Indeed, early studies show that Medicaid Expansion - whose full impact on ordinary Americans has been blunted by the unconscionable decision of many Republican governors to reject it - has already yielded positive health results.

As the innocent country doctor Cheng Ying who is forced to make an unconscionable decision, B.D. Wong tackles a role which requires him to be a "fixer" with compassion and determination (his character has neither the time nor the rank to indulge in histrionics).

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, told Mr. Ashcroft in a letter that he found the decision "unconscionable" at a department charged with protecting civil rights.

When Taylor was granted a licence unanimously, Dr Margaret Goodman, who is well-known in boxing circles as an experienced fight doctor, called the decision "unconscionable", saying: "If the physicians and the commission had reviewed all of Jermain's performances, they would not have been able to come to this conclusion".

"This decision is unconscionable, vindictive, and heavy handed and, most important, contrary to the facts, contrary to the evidence and contrary to any notion of fundamental fairness," Mr. Dutrow's lawyer, Michael Koenig, said.

A local General Motors engine plant stopped using water from the Flint river because parts were becoming rusted, but officials nevertheless continued to reassure residents the water was safe to drink – a decision deemed "unconscionable" by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week.

New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre) called Boehner's decision "absolutely unconscionable".

Further delay and deprivation of protections contravene the court's decision and are unconscionable.