All of this comes at a price conservatives in America would find unacceptable.
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But the effects of those changes create political fallout some fellow Republicans find unacceptable.
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Both of their records contain flaws that black and brown voters might find unacceptable.
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What specifically in that call to the Ukraine president do you find unacceptable or troubling?
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What about our world would we find unacceptable, if killing our enemies was not an option?
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This year alone, 3,000 men will be diagnosed and 400 will die, which I find unacceptable.
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She is being penalized for having a series of traits that people find unacceptable in a woman.
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But others, uninterested in incremental tweaks to a business-friendly status quo they find unacceptable, may just stay home.
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If you shoot photos with a resolution larger than 16 megapixels, they'll be downsized, which some photographers find unacceptable.
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" Host Chris Wallace said there are a number of priorities President Trump and other Republicans want that Democrats find "unacceptable.
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Mating can happen naturally, but more commonly, cows are artificially inseminated, a practice that some animal rights activists find unacceptable.
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"There are areas where there is no solidarity and this is something I find unacceptable," German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters.
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To threaten to "totally destroy" North Korea in retaliation for behavior we find unacceptable seems to imply a devastating nuclear response.
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Women chanted slogans and carried denim shorts on hangers as examples of the type of clothing some men say they find unacceptable.
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The State Department made its opposition clear, and demanded that Iran first accept certain conditions that it knew Tehran would find unacceptable.
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"Russians continue their onslaught and have insisted on changes to the framework that we find unacceptable," a U.S. official said on condition of anonymity.
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They have said that they hope to avoid a conference process with the House that could lead to changes that they would find unacceptable.
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We are looking into the issue, but you can always give feedback on definitions you find unacceptable, so we can improve these results over time.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Each day countless numbers of migrant children are treated in ways that societies would find unacceptable for their own citizens.
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Top Republicans such as House Speaker Paul Ryan have said that by joining with House Democrats, moderate GOP lawmakers could pass a bill Trump would find unacceptable.
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While like many of the female Arab tourists, 21-year-old pharmacist Marwa wore a headscarf, others were in full-face veils, something many Austrians find unacceptable.
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"All French correspondents in Egypt find unacceptable the growing repression (surveillance, intimidation, deportation and detention) exerted by the authorities on Egyptian and foreign media alike," the correspondents wrote.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the spokesman said in a statement.
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The union says the company's last offer curtailed their current benefits and put senior and newer workers on unequal footing in terms of benefits, something they find unacceptable.
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Another three from the Conservative Party joined them in protest against ideologies and policies they find unacceptable, in a quest to build a path to the political center.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," a Times spokesperson said in a statement.
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But the truth remains that, each and every day of the year, countless numbers of migrant children are treated in ways that societies would find unacceptable for their own citizens.
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This was another attempt by the statehood faction to artificially manufacture a statehood "win" by excluding other options or wording them in such a way their supporters would find unacceptable.
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Doctors are in the business of healing bodies, not harming them — even if that "harm" potentially provides relief from the same type of suffering we find unacceptable in our pets.
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And then there is the wild card of a Trump administration peace plan — one that some of his coalition partners could well find unacceptable — that could be announced at any time.
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They worry that a majority of Republicans will entertain votes on consensus gun safety measures only in exchange for support for measures that other lawmakers and gun safety advocates find unacceptable.
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But that would mean putting the deal before Parliament, where it could be amended in ways that Mr. Johnson or the European Union might find unacceptable, bringing things back to square one.
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"The idea that premiums could potentially skyrocket for people with pre-existing conditions and increase 3 to 5 times for people nearing retirement is something I find unacceptable," he said on Facebook.
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He notes that the behavior societies find unacceptable—what sociologists term "deviant behavior"—can vary dramatically from country-to-country, culture-to-culture, and that variation can occur in a short time.
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Schumer recently warned McConnell against trying to include in the extension bill (or bills) any provisions that Democrats would find unacceptable, such as money to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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"The Trump Campaign has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable," the Times spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.
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"If we have credible information that we believe to be very reliable that certain individuals were responsible for certain acts that we find unacceptable, then targeted sanctions on individuals very well may be appropriate."
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The senator and allies on the left have made clear that they will be closely watching personnel decisions by Clinton and her advisers and are willing to speak out against nominees that they find unacceptable.
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"If we have credible information that we believe to be very reliable that certain individuals were responsible for certain acts that we find unacceptable, then targeted sanctions on individuals very well may be appropriate," he said.
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After speaking to development and education experts, it's clear that some criticisms of the plan have real merit, and that this program comes with trade-offs we would find unacceptable in, say, an American education system.
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In the end, a bigger question may be whether the elites who make up the American establishment can see the light—whether they can reconcile themselves to forms of global governance many of them now find unacceptable.
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This approach is unlikely to work, given that it places the onus upon allies -- who publicly don't want to alter or jeopardize the deal -- to tighten it up in ways Iran will find unacceptable, Paton Walsh said.
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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine foreign secretary says China has been notified of "red lines," or actions Manila would find unacceptable, in the South China Sea, including construction activities on a disputed shoal and extraction of oil and gas in disputed waters.
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However, UK-based trade experts have said that a UK-US trade deal will likely take years to negotiate, and that US negotiators will demand access to areas of UK industry that British politicians and the public would find unacceptable.
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Inna's letter appears to internalize views put forward by Kalnbērzs that people would find unacceptable today, and seems to conflate being attracted to women to being trans — in a further indication of the way homosexuality was viewed in the USSR in the '70s.
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There's a hierarchy to being canceled: Celebrities who say things many people find unacceptable, like Kanye, who suggested slavery was a choice, or Shania Twain, who said she would have voted for President Trump were she not a Canadian person, have been canceled en masse.
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"Wholly separate from if they spin a couple of extra centrifuges, if they began to move to a weapons program, this is something the entire world would find unacceptable and we'd end up down a path that I don't think is in the best interests of Iran," Pompeo said.
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Analysts say that leaving the Hamas military intact while the Palestinian Authority provides police and other government services in Gaza would threaten to replicate the situation in Lebanon, where Hezbollah holds far greater power than the Lebanese government — a situation that Mr. Abbas is likely to find unacceptable.
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The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) is challenging the constitutionality of the current law because it excludes people with long-term disabilities and those with "curable" medical conditions whose only treatment options people may find unacceptable. The BCCLA argues these medical conditions should qualify under the court's definition of "grievous and irremediable".
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Biographer Stuart Weiss says, Crowley's is: :the darker story of the businessman as speculator and embezzler, whose fraud was covered up in Wisconsin and Washington....[in part it is] the morally complex and compelling story of Crowley as a bureaucrat and politician in Washington, administering multiple major agencies, often simultaneously;...but also deeply involved in conflicts of interest a later generation would find unacceptable and even incomprehensible.Weiss p. xii.
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The Creepy Line is a 2018 American documentary exploring the influence Google and Facebook have on public opinion, and the power the companies have that is not regulated or controlled by national government legislation. The title is taken from a quote by Eric Schmidt, who when describing Google's use of personal information stated that the company did not cross the line that an ordinary user would find unacceptable. It was released in October 2018.
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Cengiz Semercioğlu of Hürriyet thinks that there is an "anti-Tarkan lobby" in the domestic press, which might have resulted from the fact that the singer keeps a certain distance from the yellow press, so whatever he does, the press is going to tear into pieces with criticism. In other journalists and critics' opinion this is the worst album he has ever made, repeats himself and there is nothing original in it. There was one critic who refused to comment on the album or even to listen to it. Others do not otherstand what other critics find unacceptable in the album.
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In the new version, it says it was made with "a brusqueness that we find unacceptable." Benedict added in a footnote: "In the Muslim world, this quotation has unfortunately been taken as an expression of my personal position, thus arousing understandable indignation. I hope that the reader of my text can see immediately that this sentence does not express my personal view of the Quran, for which I have the respect due to the holy book of a great religion." He said he cited the text as part of an examination of the "relationship between faith and reason".
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Compared to water naturally fluoridated at 0.4 mg/L, fluoridation to 1 mg/L is estimated to cause additional fluorosis in one of every 6 people (95% CI 4–21 people), and to cause additional fluorosis of aesthetic concern in one of every 22 people (95% CI 13.6–∞ people). Here, aesthetic concern is a term used in a standardized scale based on what adolescents would find unacceptable, as measured by a 1996 study of British 14-year-olds. In many industrialized countries the prevalence of fluorosis is increasing even in unfluoridated communities, mostly because of fluoride from swallowed toothpaste.
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Thus, even electronic Autocockers have an amount of recoil and rate of fire some find unacceptable for serious play (though Autocockers are still seen in serious tournament play). In early 2006, the first fully electronic (valve and recock) electronic Autocockers were seen, made using the "mQ valve" (named after their inventor Mike Quinn).MQ Valve Review , Andrew C. Syren, December 12, 2005, The Paintball Times The valve only had a limited release cycle however, and became tied up in production and legal issues. A lack of steady supply of mQ valves caused prices to skyrocket on eBay, even for used or damaged ones.
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Contraceptive implants may cause irregular bleeding which some women find unacceptable as a side-effect ("Irregular bleeding and spotting common in first 6 months" associated with IUS; similar to side-effects observed with IUD, injection or implant. "Changes in bleeding pattern which are likely to remain irregular") or a complete cessation of menstrual flow (amenorrhea). Side effects that are observed less often may include emotional lability, weight gain, headache, and acne. Side-effects for LARC are mostly similar to combined and progesterone only oral contraceptives, with a possibility of a small change in mood or libido observed in IUD and IUS use.
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The emergence of full-width frets also compelled makers to fret their instruments in equal temperament. The fret patterns on the older half-width- fret instruments rarely adhered to equal temperament, and intonation varied from builder to builder. With a simple melody played against the drone, these idiosyncratic scales could add warmth and a distinctive flavour to the music, but the old non-standard fret patterns often produce a dissonance when chorded that some find unacceptable. Using modern dulcimers with full-width frets arranged for equal temperament, contemporary players have borrowed from chord theory and imported technique from other stringed instruments to greatly expand the versatility of the instrument.
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An advance care directive is a document detailing an individual's health care preferences. This may include personal values and life goals, describe circumstances the person would find unacceptable, identify preferences relating to specific medical interventions, or a combination of these. Advance care directives may be written on specifically designed forms, but can also take the form of a written letter or statement. Inclusion of a doctor in the completion of an advance care directive will assist in ensuring that an individual's wishes are clear and written in a manner that is easy for substitute decision makers and/or medical staff to interpret and follow them in the future.
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According to Daniel Dennett, "On this topic, Everybody's an expert... but they think that they have a particular personal authority about the nature of their own conscious experiences that can trump any hypothesis they find unacceptable." Since humans are the only animals that can verbally communicate their conscious experience, performing experiments to demonstrate quantum effects in consciousness requires experimentation on a living human brain. This is not automatically excluded or impossible, but it seriously limits the kinds of experiments that can be done. Studies of the ethics of brain studies are being actively solicited by the BRAIN Initiative, a U.S. Federal Government funded effort to document the connections of neurons in the brain.
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Todd and over 30 other academics signed a public letter sent to The Sunday Times published on 16 June 2019 which claimed that universities paying for LGBT diversity training by Stonewall stifled academic debate because "tendentious and anti-scientific claims are presented . . . as objective fact", which the newspaper explained as promoting inclusion of trans people and using trans individuals' chosen pronouns. In January 2020, Todd revealed that she had been warned of threats against her on social media; after an investigation at her request, Oxford University arranged security guards to accompany her to lectures. She said that threats are from campaigners who find unacceptable her views on protecting women's spaces, such as women's refuges, from people who self-identify as women but are anatomically male.
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Vegan organic gardening and farming is the organic cultivation and production of food crops and other crops with a minimal amount of exploitation or harm to any animal. Vegan gardening and stock-free farming methods use no animal products or by-products, such as bloodmeal, fish products, bone meal, feces, or other animal-origin matter, because the production of these materials is viewed as either harming animals directly, or being associated with the exploitation and consequent suffering of animals. Some of these materials are by-products of animal husbandry, created during the process of cultivating animals for the production of meat, milk, skins, furs, entertainment, labor, or companionship; the sale of by-products decreases expenses and increases profit for those engaged in animal husbandry, and therefore helps support the animal husbandry industry, an outcome most vegans find unacceptable.
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