unacceptable action

Both were unilateral, unacceptable actions, and we must simply recognise that.

The dismissal of 43 language teachers after 15 to 30 years' service constitutes an unacceptable action by the Commission.

Unfortunately, the Commission is able to cover up its unacceptable action with the collusion of the Greek government.

We find ourselves today having to strongly react, once again, to the unacceptable actions of the military junta in Burma.

The introduction of visas for Romanian citizens is also an unjustified and unacceptable action.

He chose to do otherwise, and because of his unacceptable actions, his Olympic experience is ending early."

He added, "This great achievement risks being undermined by the callous and unacceptable actions of a few.

In spite of all this, fanaticism continued to create a deep rift between the opposing political parties and to impel them towards unacceptable actions.

We've created the indiscretion by ascribing unsavoury and unacceptable actions to them and we don't even know if our speculations are valid."

However, it is also clear that there have been unaccountable and unacceptable actions within the Commission that have jeopardised the reputation and the good name of the institution.

Conn is High King of Ireland, but his land turns to waste when he marries the wicked Bé Chuma, an unacceptable action for the king.

Cameron can point to examples where he has sacked Tory MP's for their unacceptable actions but Abbott can get away with this excuse for an apology.

In the end Aradhna achieves her goal (to get Shailendra out of Raveena's clutches), and Shailendra is sorry for his unacceptable actions.

The many lawmakers who have minimized and rationalized Mr. DeLuca's unacceptable actions are out of touch with citizen disgust at the everyday corruption that infects our state.

The association said that it had heard of several cases in which EHOs had ordered unacceptable action from wine and drinks wholesalers under the 1990 Food Safety Act.

This resolution is a parade of unacceptable actions, the objective of which is to install in Minsk a regime that is open to the interests of the EU.

Under the 2004 directive, there are material rights, we also call them procedural rights, which exist for the sake of protecting citizens against an unacceptable action by the authorities when they are imprisoned.

The Communist Party of Greece condemns the illegal and unacceptable action by the Romanian authorities, which is obviously intended to muzzle any opinion which defends fundamental rights and promotes socialist visions.

Those demonstrations were followed by unacceptable action on the part of the police, who tackled many of those taking part, arresting some of them, including Dino Frisullo, who is still in prison.

This unacceptable action represents a threat to the free expression and movement of ideas and the free activity of political parties in a country whose people suffered very badly at the hands of General Pinochet and the bloody dictatorship he led.

Referring to Russia and France, who voted with the United States yesterday to rebuke Iraq, Mr. Clinton said, "I am very encouraged that even those who had been more sympathetic to Iraq saw through this totally unacceptable action."

Residents of Ayios Thomas, following Thebes's county residents, undersigned the landowners complain to the competent authorities and the entire enlightened world to an unacceptable action by the Ottoman inhabitants of Euboea to sell out national land to foreign investors.

Before these unacceptable actions, these barbaric acts which always victimize the innocent, I would like to assure you, dear compatriots, of my determination and that of the Government, of the entire nation, I am sure, to struggle with every possible means against terrorism in all its forms."

Asked whether the ultimate goal of Washington's attacks was the removal of Mr. Hussein from power, Defense Secretary William Perry said that all of the American responses to him through the years were intended to either "deter him" from unacceptable actions or "punish him" if he did take those actions.