This is unforgivable.

In a subject, it's quite unpardonable.

But we are confronted with an unforgivable sham.

I don't blame you. It was unforgivable.

Oh, I'm so forgetful! It's really unforgivable!

Only part of the city Aidid can mount a counter attack on short notice... What's not to like? Life's imperfect.

We're confirming that now. Somewhere near the Bakara market. I don't choose the time or place of their meetings.

However, your father is pure embarrassment. He committed something so big, there is no way of forgiving.

It is one unforgivable thing, in my opinion... and the one thing of which I have never... never been guilty.

Mr. Wynand, I know it's inexcusable but Miss Francon is not in the building.

It would be unforgivable if, due to the exhaustion of extrabudgetary resources, the Programme were to be abruptly discontinued.

Think about that openings at a time when millions of Americans are looking for work. It's inexcusable.

Europe s experience has shown that the subordination of society to economic theories is politically untenable.

That inexcusable development poses a great danger to the current, highly charged international security structure.

Failure to mobilize the resources and muster the political will to put an end to this senseless tragedy would be unforgivable.

It would be unforgivable for us to remain indifferent to the tragedy of humankind while wasting our efforts on elitist concerns.

Acknowledging that rating agencies were incompetent without doing anything to regulate them was inexcusable.

Dima, Al Sayib said sternly. You know you're like a brother from another mother to me, but... cheating an Arab is unforgivable. Goodbye!

It would be unforgivable if, for our neighbours, there were no present and no future only the past happening over and over and over again.

Any violent attempt to stop or slow down the distribution of humanitarian supplies must be considered as an intolerable act against basic norms of humanitarian law.

But it is far more unforgivable that during that same period 40 million children have died from diseases completely preventable with simple vaccines or medicines.

Profoundly regretting that the international community was so unforgivably late in its effort to prevent the human tragedy and genocide occurring in Rwanda,

It is particularly inexcusable for the State to having done so after the Committee has acted under rule 92 (old 86) of its rules of procedure, requesting that the State party refrains from doing so.

In the absence of a legal definition of serious misconduct, case law must define the parameters of this offence, which must be a particularly serious, if not gross, form of negligence, unless a national legislature sees a real need for flexibility in this regard.

Europe s experience has shown that the subordination of society to economic theories is politically untenable. Social vulnerability and frustration at the political system s failure to provide solutions are the grounds upon which radical movements have always emerged to offer facile solutions.