Reacting to Mr. Clinton's decision last night, Mr. Wiercioch said, "I'm relieved that the president acknowledged the serious problems with the federal death penalty and prevented an unconscionable act from being undertaken next Tuesday.
Nidal Malik Hasan, who was charged in the deaths of 13 people on Nov. 5 at Fort Hood, Tex., and what Mr. Gates called "unconscionable" leaks from "everybody out there with their own little piece of the action".
But publishing this photo, he said, goes against the wishes of the family and thus would mark an "unconscionable departure from the restraint that most journalists and publications have shown covering the military since Sept. 11".
At last the meeting ended, and Travers headed back to London, but not before rolling nine sheets of pink stationery from the Beverly Hills Hotel into her typewriter and recounting a slew of anachronisms and unconscionable deviations from the text not sufficiently covered in the story conferences.
All Americans will suffer if we fail to stop these unconscionable policies from being put in place.
It's unconscionable for the president to step away from it.
From a public security perspective, it would have been unconscionable for the officers not to have acted as they did.
The collateral damage from this unconscionable behavior is being felt by everyone from the 800,000 furloughed government workers, to the National Guard and Reserves, and to the children who cannot get cancer treatment at the National Institute of Health.
The first example was Ben Anthony's splendid One Day in London, the re-creation, with careful interviews, of the unconscionable knock-on effects from the 7/7 bombings in London.
In that year, Congress reduced the disparity in sentences imposed for crack as compared with powder-cocaine offenses from the unconscionable one hundred to one to the merely unfair eighteen to one.
