Sentence examples for unreasonable manner from inspiring English sources

"The difficulty about Spain is that it still dominates our lives in a most unreasonable manner".

Kang said the initial government response was inadequate, "but the people are also looking at things in an unreasonable manner".

The firefighter, Timothy Brown, sued the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission on Aug. 4, accusing it of acting "in an arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable manner" when it paved the way for the project by refusing to grant historic protection to the building on the site where the $100 million center would be constructed.

In a lawsuit filed on July 26 in federal court in White Plains, the United Veterans Memorial and Patriotic Association of New Rochelle and its president, Peter Parente, sued the city, Mr. Bramson, the city manager and four City Council members, saying that the city had acted in an "arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable manner" and violated the group's First Amendment rights.

In a draft "Open Internet Notice of Proposed Rulemaking" sent to commissioners on April 24th, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler laid out a plan to prohibit ISPs from acting in a "commercially unreasonable" manner that would harm the internet, favour traffic from an affiliated entity, or block any legal content.

Tom Wheeler, the FCC's chairman, then laid out a plan to prohibit ISPs from acting in a "commercially unreasonable" manner that would harm the network, favour traffic from an affiliated entity, or block any legal content a proposal that failed to win support among the public.

In a statement, BT accused Sky of behaving in an "unreasonable and discriminatory manner".

He said the officer had investigated the case "in an unreasonable and improper manner" and had failed to make sufficient effort to find video evidence.

In fact, represents relatives as being frequently demanding and unreasonable in their manner and expectations - constantly asking for information and updates - when the patient has not changed from the previous night, or earlier in the day.

It does not protect the gun industry from lawsuits alleging "negligent entrustment or negligence," leaving a door open to go after someone who sells a gun "for use by another person when the seller knows, or reasonably should know, the person to whom the product is supplied is likely to, and does, use the product in a manner involving unreasonable risk of physical injury to the person or others".

We find that they were using unreasonable force and acting in an unlawful manner".