Sentences with phrase «something unconscionable»

But, as Jason points out, there is something unconscionable about using this particular case as the impetus for that reform.

Late in November the Smithsonian's head, G. Wayne Clough, did something unconscionable and shocking — he ordered the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC to «remove» a video by David Wojnarowicz from a museum show called Hide / Seek.

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The ACCC have insisted that, within their powers, they are investigating the conduct for possible contraventions of misuse of market power or unconscionable conduct breaches - Graeme Samuel also noted that their investigation would be rigorous and independent, something neither the media nor Senate can claim.

«To take children who are in need of vaccines to prevent some disease that could kill them and use that as a front for something else is unconscionable,» says Paul Offit, chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases and the director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

That you suffered this way is unconscionable, but for what its worth, the fruit of your effort is something I enjoyed immensely.

It is also possible that the Court would choose not to enforce a prenup if it is grossly unfair or unconscionable — something to keep in mind when you're writing it.

@caw I would say no, it's not unconscionable in my opinion, unless something else is going on like one party is being coerced.

As a practical matter, judges almost invariably do so unless the agreement is unconscionable — meaning it's grossly unfair to you, your spouse or your children — or you forgot to include something important.

It would be unconscionable to advise membership to do something that could jeopardize their right to membership and perhaps their right to earn a living.

People would rather you tell them sweet little lies that they want to hear vs. the harsh truth that they don't want to hear, something like the predatory self - gratification - seeking, unconscionable (thus sociopathic) lothario, who tells every female he meets that he will love her for eternity, except his version of eternity lasts only until he sees his next conquest / mark cross his field of vision.