Sentence examples for would be unjustifiable from inspiring English sources
If I were to headline this posting "Paul Dacre hates Ed Miliband" it would be unjustifiable, even though a reading of the copy might suggest it.
However, this was not the case and it would be "unjustifiable" in terms of the statutes governing the chair if the professor were to lecture on wider topics.
To the claim that it would be unjustifiable to teach history, philosophy, and other subjects as Boden professor, he quoted from one of Wilson's public lectures in which he had said that it had always been his intention to offer "a general view of the institutions and social condition, the literature, and religion of the Hindus".
They felt it would be unjustifiable and unfair to 'enslave' caregivers with the physical and emotional burden of dialysis.
It would indeed be unjustifiable if the forensic scientists that are called on to help resolve issues in the criminal justice system had less scientific knowledge or skill than those working in equivalent analytical laboratories.
By her logic, any allowances made would be an unjustifiable distinction on the basis of race.
He was quoted by Russian news agencies as saying that "the most important thing is that nothing gets stolen and there would be no unjustifiable hikes in spending".
To single out rape defendants from defendants of other heinous crimes, including murder, would be considered unjustifiable – a key reason WAR has opposed it in the UK.
Sophie Richardson, Asia advocacy director at Human Rights Watch, said: "The use of violence against peaceful, unarmed demonstrators including those surrounding the Kirti monastery would be both unjustifiable and completely unlawful.
Most states can reject increases found to be unjustifiable.
Unless the patient has asked for such psychosocial intervention – or at least freely consented to such questioning – this would be an ethically unjustifiable intrusion into the patient's personal affairs (analogous to providing drugs without the patient's informed consent).
