Examples of 'morally unacceptable' in a sentence
Meaning of "morally unacceptable"
morally unacceptable: This phrase describes actions, behaviors, or decisions that are deemed to be inconsistent with accepted moral standards or principles
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morally unacceptable
We believe it to be morally unacceptable and socially shameful.
Sitting back and doing nothing is morally unacceptable.
This is morally unacceptable and economically unsustainable.
Such action is legally and morally unacceptable.
Advertising morally unacceptable behaviour is punishable.
Leaving children in such a predicament is morally unacceptable to all of us.
They become morally unacceptable when they deprive.
It is politically inappropriate and morally unacceptable.
There is something morally unacceptable in this dichotomy.
Therefore at any womb age abortion is morally unacceptable.
Their situation was morally unacceptable and legally untenable.
Anything short of a military intervention was deemed morally unacceptable.
An increasing demand for morally unacceptable entertainment.
Several interventions characterized the present situation as morally unacceptable.
I believe abortion to be a morally unacceptable and cruel practice.
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Relations and artificial insemination were condemned as morally unacceptable.
Such ideas are morally unacceptable and not adequate.
The second most important factor is that it is morally unacceptable.
All morally unacceptable.
A world in massive disequilibrium and morally unacceptable disequilibrium.
Morally unacceptable to society.
People view that as morally unacceptable.
I felt it was morally unacceptable for me to be photographed with Blair.
What they did to me is morally unacceptable.
This is a morally unacceptable figure for society and the European economy.
Such doctrines are morally unacceptable.
It is morally unacceptable to ignore the plight of victims of so-called domestic terrorists.
Such criminal practices were morally unacceptable and needed to cease.
Any doctrine or practice of racial superiority was legally and morally unacceptable.
It becomes morally unacceptable.
An abuser almost never does anything that he himself considers morally unacceptable.
Abortion is morally unacceptable.
He became aware of the danger of the atom and judged it morally unacceptable.
Gregory feels that there is a morally unacceptable contradiction between his desires and his honour.
We believe that to set the bar any lower than this is morally unacceptable.
Catholic Church considers morally unacceptable or concerning family.
They include a number of methods that they note are clearly morally unacceptable.
Today it is morally unacceptable to argue such things!
The existence of poverty within a society of plenty was morally unacceptable and politically unsustainable.
Not being morally unacceptable to the society ;.
The country 's situation is totally untenable and morally unacceptable.
Condemns violence as it is morally unacceptable and absolutely incompatible with democracy;.
Morally unacceptable harm refers to harm to humans or the environment that is,.
That situation was morally unacceptable.
Undertake awareness-raising activities to make such practices socially and morally unacceptable.
Both of these are morally unacceptable.
This situation is economically unsustainable, politically unviable and morally unacceptable.
The report states that global imbalances are morally unacceptable and politically unsustainable.
The current situation is absolutely untenable, humanly unbearable and morally unacceptable.
Simply put, it is morally unacceptable to keep them captive for entertainment purposes.
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This is unacceptable from an ethical point of view
The proposal was therefore unacceptable to his delegation
Unacceptable conditions for physician and patient
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You are morally incapable of doing the right thing
You have done the morally right thing
This is morally shocking and legally contradictory
