Angela Merkel condemns Erdogan's "unjustifiable" comments likening her government to Nazis Angela Merkel condemns Erdogan's "unjustifiable" comments likening her government to Nazis German chancellor Angela Merkel condemned "unjustifiable" comments made by Turkish leaders likening her government to Nazis on Thursday.
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"It's completely unjustifiable how this could have happened," he says.
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" Other measures, like interfering with elections, were unjustifiable "regime perpetuation.
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It's one of the most illogical and unjustifiable loopholes ever.
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Preventable cancer drug shortages "are unacceptable and ethically unjustifiable," he said.
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Unjustifiable on constitutional grounds, no matter how vital the cause, right?
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The EPA's proposed rollback would have severe and unjustifiable economic consequences.
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I have committed some of the same violent, unjustifiable acts discussed.
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"Bearing customers in mind who bought diesels, that is unjustifiable," Krueger said.
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But Scoville did something unexpected—something unjustifiable—in removing both temporal lobes.
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Such a "sweeping remedy" is "unjustifiable and threatens irreparable harm," Francisco wrote.
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They'd allowed for my otherwise unjustifiable optimism to feel rooted in reality.
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As I have explained elsewhere, American patent rights are under unjustifiable attack.
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Hate may be on the increase, but "war" is an unjustifiable overstatement.
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Recognising those distinctions allows us to demarcate righteous anger from unjustifiable bad behaviour.
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And even if he knows it and consents to it, an unjustifiable violation.
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Below, a representative sampling of the surprisingly awful campaign to justify the unjustifiable.
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But Kagan's dissent shows how they made three unjustifiable decisions along the way.
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Where there are provisions that are doing unjustifiable harm, there must be renegotiation.
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Based on the facts and not hypothetical "what if's" — the review is unjustifiable.
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Consumer and taxpayer groups alike have sounded off against this unjustifiable tax increase.
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In a statement, Andrew and Janice Aldrin said they're saddened by the "unjustifiable" lawsuit.
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In a statement, Andrew and Janice Aldrin said they&aposre saddened by the "unjustifiable" lawsuit.
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This is obviously a huge risk for big carmakers and one that's unjustifiable for now.
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"They basically just don't give a darn, and try to justify unjustifiable conduct," he said.
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This "House of Lords" category within the Democratic Party is unjustifiable and cannot be defended.
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More importantly: This is a post about the UNJUSTIFIABLE PREPONDERANCE OF SUBPAR TOAST IN AMERICA TODAY.
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Weaker companies not yet picked off in a shrunken industry may command an unjustifiable scarcity premium.
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It's utterly unjustifiable to simply blame the long-standing debt problems of these countries on China!
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Johnson's main contention is that capitalism is a system of unjustifiable hierarchies that restrains humanity's potential.
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It's an unjustifiable — and wholly pretextual — burden on a market where physicians already face regulatory hurdles.
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In the end, maybe death penalty deals are unjustifiable in principle, but they paradoxically result in justice.
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The German government said on Monday that any auto emissions testing on monkeys or people was unjustifiable.
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" On Saturday, Real Madrid expressed its "total support" for Nadal and called the accusations "unjustifiable and intolerable.
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"This was bigotry, and this was unjustifiable rage," the lead prosecutor, Shannon Lucey, said in her summation.
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In both cases monopoly power distorts markets in ways that are economically significant, politically potent and ethically unjustifiable.
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Collecting telecom data without a court warrant does not mean such collection is entirely "unwarranted," as in, unjustifiable.
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Senior French officials condemned the attack, and President François Hollande released a statement calling it "abominable and unjustifiable."
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government on Monday dismissed as unjustifiable any auto emissions testing on monkeys or people.
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The prosecution thwarted that notion, saying Mr. Morales had acted out of "bigotry" and "unjustifiable rage," not fear.
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Guggenheim said the valuation discount between McDonald's and its large cap peers has widened to an unjustifiable level.
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"An act like this is simply beyond words — unjustifiable, inexcusable," State Department spokesman John Kirby said from Washington.
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As even pollsters admitted, this was unjustifiable, since polls are simply not reliable enough to support that decision.
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Mergers and acquisitions are facing unjustifiable delays that run counter to the deregulatory approach of the Trump administration.
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German chancellor Angela Merkel condemned "unjustifiable" comments made by Turkish leaders likening her government to Nazis on Thursday.
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The unjustifiable savagery of this siege on the innocent civilian population stood out in the despair of Rodin's figures.
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Antifa critics claim that the movement's more violent factions do unjustifiable harm and dampen the message of peaceful protesters.
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Last Sunday, the pope denounced a reported gas attack in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".
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But a callous response to a blunder of the magnitude of the Kunduz attack is unjustifiable and entirely avoidable.
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Unfortunately, Wells sometimes resisted when customers sought to close those accounts and obtain refunds for unjustifiable fees and penalties.
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"Unfortunately in the American judicial system, we've seen cops getting away with things that are completely unjustifiable," Merritt said.
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Kuwait said at the time the ban was unjustifiable and unfair and the IOC had not conducted "an appropriate investigation".
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Kuwait said last year the ban was unjustifiable and unfair and said the IOC had not conducted "an appropriate investigation".
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" Trump's comments about Judge Gonzalo Curiel were unjustifiable, said Ryan, who added that he's glad Trump has "walked it back.
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In the survey, conducted by the Public Opinion Foundation, 79 percent of respondents called violence "unjustifiable" in any domestic argument.
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But it may now be overreacting, and after the coronavirus epidemic's inflection point, imposing an unjustifiable burden on the population.
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John Bel Edwards (D) called the attack "unjustifiable" and asked for the nation to join him in praying for the victims.
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No, declared the pope; state-sanctioned killing is always an unjustifiable attack on the dignity of human life, it's always wrong.
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Instead, a broader so-called Section 301 inquiry would examine whether trade policies impose unjustifiable burdens or restrictions on U.S. commerce.
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Section 301, for example, authorizes tariffs and quotas against a country ruled to be engaging in "unjustifiable, unreasonable, or discriminatory" trading behavior.
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"The United States once again condemns the continued, unjustifiable, and ruthless assaults on the people of Idlib," Pompeo said in a statement.
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If they end up having a lot of bad shootings or unjustifiable shootings, that they would pay themselves and not the taxpayer.
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The foreign ministry said it expressed dismay to the embassy because such "unjustifiable warnings" could have negative effects especially on the economy.
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" Quebec City mayor Régis Labeaume wrote on Facebook that "violence and intolerance towards anyone, groups or individuals, is simply unjustifiable and unacceptable.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday deplored the gas attack reported in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".
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The statute, passed in 1976, was specifically designed to curb what Congress saw as excessive and unjustifiable presidential usurpations of congressional powers.
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This objective will become the central focus of public policy very soon; we want to "bend the curve" but without unjustifiable consequences.
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"The delay in its implementation is unjustifiable and adds pain to the dramatic situation that many families already face," the ICRC said.
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In the aftermath of the EpiPen price hikes, Clinton announced an expansive plan to tackle rents — unearned unjustifiable profits — in drug prices.
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His attorney, assistant public defender Scott Sanders, says that his client is a victim of "unjustifiable, significant force" and of a false report.
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Yet we've all seen in Jefferson's case and others that African-American women have not escaped the use of excessive or unjustifiable force.
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These combined voices can accomplish our final and most important mission: shielding our young brothers and sisters from the harms of unjustifiable warfare.
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Prosecutors alleged Browner used "force and violence" against Foster and inflicted "unjustifiable physical pain and mental suffering" against a 2-year-old child.
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"The ICC prosecutor has requested to investigate these Americans for alleged detainee abuse, and perhaps more - an utterly unfounded, unjustifiable investigation," he said.
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"This is obviously unfair and unjustifiable," said the letter, a copy of which was provided to CNBC by the Hong Kong National Party.
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"The human cost and the humanitarian impact of this conflict is unjustifiable," U.N. humanitarian coordinator Lise Grande said in a statement on Thursday.
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Harvard, in which qualified Asian-American students were being denied chances of admission for unjustifiable reasons in order to create a racial balance.
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British voters made an unjustifiable and irrational decision, grounded in fear of people who spoke different languages or whose skin was darker than theirs.
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"Indian valuations are now, in our view, attracting unjustifiable premiums and India's earnings revisions are the most negative across emerging markets," the note said.
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And it would be entirely arbitrary and unjustifiable to apply the McConnell Rule only to lame-duck presidents and not to lame-duck Senates.
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"This cost is unjustifiable for the medically vulnerable patient population in need of this medication and unsustainable for the health care system," it read.
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We want to peel women apart until we uncover the totally unjustifiable monster with no context or history or human reasons or mitigating circumstances.
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To charge someone with criminal recklessness, prosecutors would have to prove that a person "consciously disregards a substantial and unjustifiable risk," the office said.
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"However, I wish that the economy will not decline due to unjustifiable regulations in the present situation," the Google translation of the petition said.
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An online petition on the presidential office's website against "unjustifiable regulations" in the space garnered more than 220,000 e-signatures as of Jan. 22.
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The threat comes shortly after the United States imposed tariffs on European-made steel and aluminum in a move Washington's NATO allies blasted as unjustifiable.
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But Italy's foreign minister, Enzo Moavero, kept up the barrage by telling a French envoy that Macron's comments were "unjustifiable" and had compromised bilateral relations.
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"In general, people think they have done the right thing, that it's not unjustifiable to kill" the bloggers, gay people and other secularists, he added.
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I think the down-side risks in terms of talk of 100-200,000 jobs lost in London as a result of (Brexit) are completely unjustifiable.
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But other evangelicals argue that his push to contact the tribe on North Sentinel island, a group protected by Indian law, was reckless and unjustifiable.
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A lawsuit demands that the Police Department release robust information on fare-evasion arrests, which a councilman says will show "unjustifiable racial disparities" in enforcement.
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She said they should try to overcome their differences but that Nazi comparisons were unjustifiable and "so misplaced that you can't seriously comment on them".
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"Peking University's unjustifiable interference disrupted the relationship between my mother and me," she wrote in the letter that she posted on a public WeChat account.
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Over the past four years, we've experienced exceptional ballooning of company valuations, as well as cheap money and gigantic, unjustifiable acquisitions that simply perpetuate higher valuations.
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And so the intent is simply an appreciation and then a disregard of this kind of circumstance, which is basically an unjustifiable substantial and significant outcome.
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"Though undoubtedly, in the fury of revenge ... for that of enslavers and oppressive tax-masters of their native country, they committed acts totally unjustifiable," Quincy concluded.
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"It's historically unprecedented and unjustifiable on any fiscal or economic grounds," said Benjamin Dolchin, executive director of the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, a nonprofit.
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A process that pre-determines that the rest of the country doesn't even get a chance to submit a proposal is inherently unfair, unwise and unjustifiable.
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If you've used your religious beliefs to justify the condemnation of an entire group of people based on who they love, then your religion is unjustifiable.
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I spent an unjustifiable amount of time not only playing games like Pokémon, but also scouring them for secrets that may or may not have existed.
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" He said the women who work at his restaurants "are among the best in the business and putting any of them in humiliating situations is unjustifiable.
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Given the high — and sometimes unjustifiable — cost of some health care settings, it seems reasonable to pursue payment parity for comparable care delivered in different settings.
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A surefire way to get you disinvited from certain polite segments of DC society and an unjustifiable gamble if you're playing for short term power positioning.
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Semenya has called the rule medically unnecessary, as well as "discriminatory, irrational, unjustifiable" and a violation of the rules of sport and universally recognized human rights.
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The organization, and other vegans and advocates, say the added cost is an unjustifiable "vegan tax" on people who avoid dairy for ethical, environmental, or medical reasons.
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Even Dr. Nariman makes some unjustifiable choices along the way, and the film stops just short of defining her well enough to explain the things she does.
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"The military and other security agencies exercised maximum restraints despite the flurry of provocative and unjustifiable violence," army spokesman Sani Usman said in a statement last year.
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It takes much more work to feel the suffering of poor white Americans when I hear it coupled with a thoroughly unjustifiable racism directed against my children.
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"My style is irregular: scatter-brained, spasmodic, jokey—necessarily jokey because I have to justify the unjustifiable by saying that I didn't mean it seriously," he writes.
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Semenya has called the I.A.A.F. rule medically unnecessary as well as "discriminatory, irrational, unjustifiable" and a violation of the rules of sport and universally recognized human rights.
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Repeated and unjustifiable police shootings in recent years — many recorded by bystanders — only confirm what minority communities have witnessed and experienced for a century and a half.
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And while no death is more unjustifiable or heinous than another, TGEU has released new research that reveals the unique vulnerability that migrant, transgender sex workers face.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's foreign ministry sharply criticized the U.S. Embassy in Cairo for advising citizens to avoid large gatherings in the capital until Sunday, calling the move "unjustifiable".
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On Capitol Hill, House Republicans are working to overhaul how the EPA uses science as part of an effort to roll back what they see as unjustifiable regulations.
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An effort to hold Rosenstein in contempt of Congress is just as irresponsible and unjustifiable as the articles of impeachment that Meadows and Jordan introduced and quickly abandoned.
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Family separation is also unjustifiable legally, as "family unity" is central to our immigration laws and our longstanding policy of reuniting citizens and permanent residents with their relatives.
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Once released, the data "will show the same unjustifiable racial disparities in fare enforcement as the prior data of 911/311 calls for marijuana" enforcement, Mr. Lancman predicted.
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Despite the president's insistence that such a policy is needed to "protect America," it is little more than an unjustifiable effort to inflict further suffering on the transgender community.
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GRASSLEY: NO, I'M TALKING ABOUT ONE INSTANCE THAT CAME UP HERE THAT'S UNJUSTIFIABLE, THAT WE'RE LOOKING INTO, AND WE HOPE WE CAN ACCOMPLISH SOME GOOD BY GETTING REASONABLE PRICING.
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I came to the conclusion that surveillance is a serious threat, that it posed all sorts of dangers to individual liberties, and that it was unjustifiable by the state.
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Discussions about lethal autonomous weapons (LAWs) have been held at the UN's Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), which prohibits or restricts some weapons deemed to cause unjustifiable suffering.
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"Today's decision represents a monumental victory for the health and safety of children and farmworkers — and an unequivocal repudiation of the Trump administration's unjustifiable refusal to ban chlorpyrifos," Sen.
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"The MPD's extreme tactics against members of the public, including journalists, demonstrators, and observers, were unjustifiable and unconstitutional," Scott Michelman, a lawyer for the ACLU said in a statement.
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He said the introduction of tariffs, which has been floated by U.S. President Donald Trump, was incompatible with World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules and unjustifiable on national security grounds.
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Jurors found Mendez guilty of "assault causing a child's death and causing a child to suffer unjustifiable pain or injury resulting in death" but were deadlocked on the murder charge.
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Police shootings of African-Americans on a disproportionate and unjustifiable basis is but a symptom -- just as the brutal torture and lynching of thousands of African-Americans was a symptom.
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As a result, Kuwait is suing the IOC in a Swiss court for what Kuwait's minister of information and youth, Sheikh Salman al-Hmoud al-Sabah, called an "unjustifiable" decision.
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We are getting ready to put in place safeguards, rebalancing measures because we won't let unjustifiable and unjustified measures go unanswered," ," France's junior trade minister Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne told reporters.
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"The French tax is unjustifiable in that it infringes international agreements, and unreasonable in that it is discriminatory, retroactive and inconsistent with international tax policy principles," the tech firms said.
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It's a random happenstance in an isolated, wealthy urban enclave put up against a regular occurrence of unconscionable, unjustifiable violence on a stretch of road that looks like any other.
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British Airways has said the strike action was unjustifiable as its pay offer was fair and that the strikes would destroy the travel plans of tens of thousands of customers.
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British Airways has said the strike action is unjustifiable as its pay offer is fair and that the action will destroy the travel plans of tens of thousands of customers.
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This Op-Ed is a misguided and self-serving attempt to justify an unjustifiable position, keeping a president in office who is a danger to the country and its institutions.
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But even the good actors play on a field advantageous to them, as they exploit rules that create opacity, prevent accountability for their harmful effects, and preserve unjustifiable tax advantages.
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ROME (Reuters) - France has compromised relations with Italy because of its "unjustifiable" condemnation of Rome's decision to close its ports to humanitarian rescue ships, Foreign Minister Enzo Moavero said on Wednesday.
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Kono urged Seoul to take immediate action to remedy "unjustifiable damages and costs" inflicted on Japanese firms or Tokyo would consider its options, including referring the case to an international court.
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"The MPD's extreme tactics against members of the public, including journalists, demonstrators, and observers, were unjustifiable and unconstitutional," Scott Michelman, senior staff attorney for the ACLU-DC, said in a statement.
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Neighboring Italy's highest court ruled in June that lobsters must not be kept on ice in restaurants because it causes them unjustifiable suffering before they head for death by fine dining.
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The defense of the West in the name of "order" and against "chaos," which really seems to mean unjustifiable privilege against new claimants, is an old affair posing as new insight.
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"I'm not going to comment at all on a reporter's sources in the middle of an unjustifiable leak hunt," Ben Smith, the editor in chief of BuzzFeed News, said on Friday.
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Laura Duarte, an official from Pacma, a political party promoting animal rights, said that checking on the health of horses was laudable, but that other aspects of the roundup were unjustifiable.
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After years of cases that ensnared officials in both parties in seemingly endless legal proceedings, some clearly unjustifiable, the legislation authorizing the office of the independent counsel was finally allowed to expire.
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In a 10-page submission to the United States Commerce Department sent last Friday, the European Union said tariffs on cars and car parts were unjustifiable and did not make economic sense.
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Was this a road rage incident that resulted in the senseless and unjustifiable killing of Will Smith, or a justifiable homicide resulting from Hayes reasonably believing his life to be in danger?
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Large firms (ie, with a turnover of A$50m ($34m) or more) may restrict employees from making statements of belief only if that is to avoid "unjustifiable financial hardship" to the firm.
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The blanket preferential treatment for Cubans, most of whom don't face the dangers and harassment that entitle people to refugee status, is unjustifiable when Central Americans are fleeing far more desperate threats.
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All the hype lifted the disappearing-photo app company's share price to $29 from $17 in just 24 hours despite a $32 billion valuation that is unjustifiable by any conventional financial analysis.
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"Russia has chosen an obstructive attitude and from our point of view this stance is unjustifiable," Valls said after being asked by a parliamentarian why Paris was adopting a tough position on Russia.
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The idea was eventually killed by Robert Moses, who was feuding with the Regional Planning Association over his proposed Brooklyn-Battery Bridge, which RPA had denounced as an "unjustifiable defacement" of the Battery.
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"They continue to malign the deal in an effort to justify President Trump&aposs unjustifiable decision," said Ned Price, who was Obama&aposs White House National Security Council spokesman, referring to GOP lawmakers.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's highest court ruled on Friday that lobsters must not be kept on ice in restaurant kitchens because it causes them unjustifiable suffering before they head for death by fine dining.
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This authority is commonly referred to as Section 301, which instructs the trade representative to determine whether any policy or practice of a foreign country is unjustifiable and burdens or restricts American commerce.
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Given the urgency of the matter, it is not asking too much of House Speaker Paul Ryan and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, to agree on a generous bill without unjustifiable restrictions.
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Semenya has called the I.A.A.F. rule, which was introduced a year ago, medically unnecessary as well as "discriminatory, irrational, unjustifiable" and a violation of the rules of sport and universally recognized human rights.
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What's worse, much of that gas tax revenue is diverted to unjustifiable projects—like bike paths, local transit, historic preservation, and others—that are completely unrelated to highway performance, safety, or congestion mitigation.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Days after masked protesters stormed Hong Kong's legislature, the city continues to be divided on whether it was unjustifiable violence or the understandable actions of desperate young protesters without other options.
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The dynamic in the capital grows ever more dangerous, as Donald Trump tells fables to justify the unjustifiable and his staff feeds him more fables in a futile attempt to manage his puerile moods.
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" On chances of Democrats winning in 2020: "The thing that makes me most optimistic is that these Democrats are shaking off what appears to me an unjustifiable crisis of confidence in American political leaders.
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GENEVA/LONDON (Reuters) - The World Health Organization (WHO) should overturn its decision to appoint Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador, global health leaders said on Saturday, describing the move as unjustifiable and wrong.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Wednesday dismissed criticism from opposition lawmakers of his government's handling of relations with Russia over Syria saying Moscow had an "obstructive" and "unjustifiable" stance on the crisis.
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Without that, their price starts to feel unjustifiable in the modern world of true wireless convenience at the same or lower price, alongside better and cheaper neckbuds from OnePlus and Huawei at the $99 mark.
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But not everyone will be persuaded: In a world where perception is reality, it becomes difficult to counter the indelible imagery of a viral video of police brutality or unjustifiable shooting of an unarmed citizen.
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FRANKFURT, July 20 (Reuters) - Germany on Saturday condemned the "unjustifiable" seizure by Iran of two merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz and said the move dangerously exacerbated an already tense situation in the area.
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Nonetheless, CBS canceled the show after one season, with former network CEO (and then-programming chief) Les Moonves citing unjustifiable expenses (it was shot predominantly on-location all over Midtown Manhattan) for only fair ratings.
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There have been a large number of unjustifiable deaths of black men and women — to such an extent that there are videos devoted to preserving the lives of people of color at routine traffic stops.
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The court ruled that "negligent performance and unjustifiable errors" by police and prosecutors meant Hagan's father Chris "lost the opportunity" to turn the page on her death through the conviction of her killer or killers.
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"Recent revolts on pay awards show that shareholders are increasingly sharing this frustration at unjustifiable pay awards … If businesses don't step up on executive pay, then (the) government will need to step in," she added.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council on Friday condemned a shooting at two mosques in New Zealand that killed 49 people as "heinous and cowardly" and said acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The continued detention of British-flagged tanker Stena Impero is "unacceptable and unjustifiable" and there are concerns for the welfare of the crew after 19 days in confinement, the vessel's owner said on Tuesday.
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At first, Thompson was widely praised in the black community for demonstrating the courage to indict a police officer for what that community clearly believed to be yet another unjustifiable killing of an innocent black civilian.
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"It is unjustifiable that there is no agreement between us," he said in a speech during a Mercosur summit in Santa Fe, Argentina, noting that both industries are still on the group's exception list of products.
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For the foreseeable future, then, the Olympics will continue to be unjustifiable for anyone who considers the lives of the impoverished or politically marginalized as worthwhile, worthy of the same basic human dignities as their own.
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Mr. Fallon, who retired in 2010, said that he had trouble getting the manuscript for his book, "Unjustifiable Means: The Inside Story of How the C.I.A., Pentagon, and U.S. Government Conspired to Torture," cleared for publication.
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If we believe our children's futures shouldn't be determined by the ZIP code where they grow up, we need the disparate impact and affirmatively furthering standards to weed out and replace unjustifiable policies that limit opportunity.
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The Gallup poll also found that 49 percent of Americans believe a Supreme Court nominee's views are reason enough to reject them, while 46 percent said it is unjustifiable to reject a nominee based on their views.
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" Another expert, Robert W. Powitz, a forensic sanitarian, wrote, "The unclean, unhygienic and unduly cold conditions in which people are held at these stations serves no legitimate purpose and creates an unjustifiable risk of harm to detainees.
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Not a single good thing comes of it because, if they don't like you, they're going to go out of their way to tell you whatever reason they have not to like you, and it's always unjustifiable.
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"It would be an unfair and unjustifiable result for the voices of these millions of Indians not to be heard before deciding on a final policy on differential pricing," the company wrote in its January 13 letter.
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Just an hour before the blast, the scholars read a 26-page proclamation that drew on verses from the Quran and the sayings of the prophet Mohammed to declare the ongoing violence in Afghanistan as religiously unjustifiable.
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The naturalization process is comparable to poll taxes and literacy tests — forms of voting discrimination outlawed by the 201673th Amendment — and further highlights unjustifiable bias of the U.S. government against its territories, simply because of cultural differences.
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Exposure of the differences between the pay of executives and the pay of workers would shed light on some unjustifiable gaps, and call into question tactics like share buybacks that reward shareholders even as workers are shortchanged.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The European Commission's imposition of heavy anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel bars is "unjustifiable protection for the EU steel industry," the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing a statement from the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM).
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"The tragic and morally unjustifiable thing about this is that European Union policy is certainly a part of why this is happening," John Springford, who studies migration at the Center for European Reform, a research organization in London.
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Mr. Gedela's attorney, Kishore Vattikoti, wrote in an email: It's quite surprising for us that court has passed an order against defendants in this case without calling for a trial which is unjustifiable and violation of natural justice.
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Sending scientists on a wild-goose chase so that Mr. Pruitt, Rick Perry, the energy secretary, who has endorsed this approach, and President Trump can avoid acknowledging and acting on the reality of climate change is simply unjustifiable.
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His vote on Shelby contributed to "the most unjustifiable and hurtful decision imposed on black America in the past half century," Randall Kennedy, an author and professor at Harvard Law School, wrote in a recent article on Thomas.
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But when you add up all the things you can't do for money without meeting costly, unjustifiable requirements, you get a dense web of restriction that acts as a suffocating structural barrier to economic opportunity, mobility, and equality.
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The 22-year-old says he believes deep down that war and justice are unjustifiable except, potentially, in the most extreme of situations when there is literally no other valid option — and he says he's always felt that way.
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Deputy Commissioner Rosemarie Maldonado found that Pantaleo "consciously disregarded the substantial and unjustifiable risk" of a chokehold and could have used a different method of restraining Garner once he was on the ground — but chose not to, O'Neill said.
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Section 301, which also has been little used by previous administrations, allows the president to impose trade restrictions if an investigation finds that a country is engaged in a practice that is unjustifiable and burdens or restricts U.S. commerce.
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Those sorts of expensive mistakes should tend to make teams a bit more cautious, but then again Matt Flynn's unjustifiable 3-year, $26 million deal didn't stop Osweiler from getting a much bigger contract despite not having that much more experience.
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" Late Tuesday night, Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee signed a letter urging Schiff to allow them to receive copies of transcripts of the closed-door hearings, claiming it is "outrageous and unjustifiable to deny us those basic documents.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge John Love in Tyler, Texas questioned why the defendants waited at least seven months to ask the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate the patents that RealTime asserted in its lawsuits, calling the lag an "unjustifiable" delay.
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As the taxes on cigarettes have made them a completely unjustifiable expense, and the idea of wellness takes hold of the American psyche, tobacco use has increasingly become a habit that even most hardcore smokers recognize it's time to break.
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I got the sweep of war and romance; world-building previously preferable with cards and dice; a fantasyland in which a queen's psychotically enraged entitlement and not unjustifiable arrogance (Daenerys Targaryen, "Freer of the Damn Slaves," too) can break your heart.
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"It is even more so because this economic retaliation is in itself unjustifiable and also has its roots in historical issues ... While maintaining unwavering resolve and calmness, we need a long-term approach to look for the fundamental countermeasures," he added.
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Semenya, 27, called the rule, which is scheduled to go into effect in November for races from 400 meters to one mile, medically unnecessary, "discriminatory, irrational, unjustifiable" and a violation of the rules of sport and universally-recognized human rights.
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"Sending scientists on a wild-goose chase so that Mr. Pruitt, Rick Perry, the energy secretary, who has endorsed this approach, and President Trump can avoid acknowledging and acting on the reality of climate change is simply unjustifiable," Whitman writes.
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In the following years, the deaths of Tamir Rice, Freddie Gray, Walter Scott, and many others killed by police violence received national attention, thanks to activists, social media, and cellphone footage that made evident the unjustifiable actions of police officers.
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He can restrict imports if such imports "threaten to impair the national security"; he can impose tariffs "to deal with large and serious United States balance-of-payments deficits"; he can modify tariff rates when foreign governments engage in "unjustifiable" policies.
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The only difference would be that states that choose to cover that population would receive 28500 cents on the dollar (the existing average federal share for blind, disabled, children, and aged) instead of the unjustifiable 6900 cents on the dollar ObamaCare gives them.
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Regardless of the events that lead up to harassment — for example, Jankowski's decision to fake pee into a food item at his place of work — Waldman says in cases of cyber harassment like those featured on the show, the extreme backlash is unjustifiable.
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"The actual use of the statistic appears to be either wrong or, at best, unjustifiable," said Regina Anne Bateson, an assistant professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who recently lost a bid for Congress in a California Democratic primary.
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Southerners would view a flat tax as a generous gift for their rich co-nationals, while the universal wage would be seen in the north as unjustifiable charity for the south, which has a reputation for laid-back living and rampant criminality.
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They would have to conclude that Officer Liang's conduct created a substantial or unjustifiable risk that Mr. Gurley would be killed, and that in a "gross deviation" from a reasonable person's conduct, he was aware of that risk and consciously disregarded it, the judge said.
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"Unfortunately, the current bill text includes unrelated provisions that will almost certainly result in unjustifiable cost increases for local radio and TV broadcasters and many other music licensees, for whom the rest of the legislation is largely irrelevant," the NAB says in a statement.
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"The violence this morning -- unfair, unjustifiable, arbitrary and illegal -- will be repudiated by all ... who have faith in the institutions and the rule of law in Brazil," the nonprofit said, alleging not physical but rather symbolic harm to Lula da Silva and his allies.
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"And the easier it gets for them, the colder the climate becomes for journalism that challenges the over-classification of documents and the extreme and unjustifiable secrecy of institutions like the FBI that ought to be more transparent and accountable to the public," it said.
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The EU on Friday submitted comments warning the U.S. Commerce Department that U.S. import tariffs on cars and car parts were unjustifiable and would harm America's automotive industry and likely lead to counter-measures by its trading partners on $21 billion of U.S. exports.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The white Chicago policeman who shot a black teen 16 times in 2014 committed an act of unjustifiable murder, a prosecutor told jurors on Thursday, while the defense argued that the officer had seen the youngster carrying a knife and feared for his safety.
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" A group of companies including Airbnb, Amazon, Expedia Group, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter said in joint written comments to USTR the tax "is unjustifiable in that it infringes international agreements, and unreasonable in that it is discriminatory, retroactive and inconsistent with international tax policy principles.
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"The actions last night by a group of radicals in Tehran and Mashhad leading to damage at the Saudi embassy and consulate are totally unjustifiable, as the buildings should be legally and religiously protected in the Islamic Republic of Iran," Rouhani said on the day after the incident.
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" A group of companies including Airbnb, Amazon, Expedia Group Inc , Facebook, Google, Microsoft Corp and Twitter Inc said in joint written comments to USTR the tax "is unjustifiable in that it infringes international agreements, and unreasonable in that it is discriminatory, retroactive and inconsistent with international tax policy principles.
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It's not worth wading through it all again here – I honestly cant imagine anyone doesn't know – but suffice to say that Giggs did a number of things that a lot of us would consider morally unjustifiable, and repeatedly betrayed some of those closest to him over an extended period.
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Through unjustifiable policies like minimum parking requirements that are written into local land use and zoning codes and a transportation engineering profession that still largely sees the primary purpose of streets as moving cars unimpeded, we have socially engineered freedom, independence, opportunity and safety out of our ordinary lives.
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The U.S. tariff decision "is unjustified and unjustifiable and will have dangerous consequences for global growth," Le Maire said in comments to media on his way to the meeting of policymakers from the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and Canada in the mountain resort of Whistler, British Columbia.
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The Globe and Mail positioned it as an "unjustifiable American intrusion"; the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation orated on the men's cozy relationship; the National Post buried it in a roundup of the day's campaign news; and Global News weirdly noted only that President Trump was reluctant to talk about Canada's blackface scandal.
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Delhi-based law firm Karanjawala & Co. confirmed that it had filed a defamation complaint on Akbar's behalf against journalist Priya Ramani in a Delhi court, arguing that she had "willfully, deliberately, intentionally and maliciously" defamed him "on wholly and completely false, frivolous, unjustifiable and scandalous grounds," according to the court filing.
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Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 lets the president impose retaliatory tariffs if the U.S. Trade Representative determines a country is "denying the United States its rights under a trade agreement or is carrying out practices that are unjustifiable, unreasonable, or discriminatory and burden or restrict US commerce," according to Peterson.
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This year, the federal government and the culture ministers of Germany's 16 states agreed on uniform guidelines for the repatriation of objects removed from the country's former colonies "in ways that are legally or morally unjustifiable today," and earmarked 1.9 million euros, about $2.1 million, for research into the provenance of such artifacts.
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Just as in 1914, when the Austro-Hungarian government came up with a list of impossible and unjustifiable demands as a pretext to attack Serbia, so Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E., Egypt and Bahrain have given my country a demeaning and insulting list of conditions to be met to get this unwarranted siege lifted.
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The general command of the Syrian Democratic Forces, the mainly Syrian Kurdish rebel force that has led the United States-backed fight against the Islamic State, appealed to Turkey to cease its operation in Afrin, calling it an unjustifiable aggression against the Syrian people that would undermine the fight against the Islamic State.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is a charismatic and compelling actor, and it makes sense that the show would play to his strengths, but it seems like the producers are working a little too hard to keep the audience conflicted on whether to love him or hate him, when in truth, all of his actions are abhorrent and unjustifiable.
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"France is conveniently portrayed as the on-duty villain, but Germany and in fact most of the core EU and part of the rest think it would be unjustifiable and unacceptable that the UK keeps the advantages of the single market after having left it," said Jacques Lafitte, a former EU official who helped create the euro.
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"Our fear is that from today, a foreign student who sees an officer in uniform might be worried," said Mayor Dario Nardella in an interview, adding that he was working with the American Consulate, scores of American universities and law enforcement agencies to make sure students had faith in the city's uniformed police officers after an "unjustifiable" breach.
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We argue that seeing democratization after the Cold War as a troubled and troubling process of political imitation helps us understand three critical ways in which an unjustifiable over-idealization of capitalism and democracy in the early years after the end of the Cold War helped bring about the wave of authoritarian and xenophobic anti-liberalism currently engulfing our world.
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"To the extent the issue is instead the potential that a foreign government might enact different laws that allow claims against U.S. personnel, it would not be reciprocating but rather engaging in a transparent and unjustifiable act of aggression, and the U.S. would be expected to respond by making clear the economic, diplomatic, social and military consequences of such aggression, as it would in any other case," according to one group of victims' families lobbying for the bill.
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