That is inexcusable.

This is just inexcusable.

Inexcusable. Like rubbing salt in the wounds.

It's inexcusable. But we finish sooner than expected.

Intolerance emanating from organized religion is perhaps the most inexcusable.

Yes, I noticed it on the road in. Utterly inexcusable. Stupid.

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

Such a blatant attempt to curtail scientific inquiry and stifle free speech seems inexcusable.

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

It is inexcusable that doctors, instead of undertaking efforts to save her, watched her die.

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

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

The financial sector s inexcusable recklessness, given free rein by mindless deregulation, was the obvious precipitating factor of the crisis.

I think this type of behavior is inexcusable, an unbecoming of a species that claims to understand right from wrong!

The many successes of the United Nations make our failures failures which have at times been catastrophic all the more inexcusable.

Therefore thou art inexcusable, O man, whosoever thou art that judgest for wherein thou judgest another, thou condemnest thyself for thou that judgest doest the same things.

Yet gaps in the overall legal framework would subsist until such time as a general convention permitting effective action against the inexcusable scourge of terrorism was adopted.

In 1982, when the Argentines carried out their vicious and inexcusable attack on my homeland, I was at the top of their secret police list of people to be neutralized.

It was particularly inexcusable for the State to have done so after the Committee had acted under rule 92 of its rules of procedure requesting it to refrain from doing so.

It is depressing to see a scientist even a highly politicized one calling for a latter day Inquisition. Such a blatant attempt to curtail scientific inquiry and stifle free speech seems inexcusable.

Learning from the mistakes of others that led them down the slippery slope of discrimination, envy, prejudice and hatred, we can avoid and work together to avert similar, inexcusable errors and crimes.

Hence, efforts to understand why some individuals resort to terrorism as a tactic do not represent the slightest degree of sympathy in respect of such immoral and inexcusable decisions by the individuals in question.

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.

Nevertheless, Mr. Ramirez remained in Mariona jail until 12 November 1993 in other words, he was held illegally for three years, an inexcusable example of incompetence on the part of the judicial and prison authorities.

The financial sector s inexcusable recklessness, given free rein by mindless deregulation, was the obvious precipitating factor of the crisis. The legacy of excess real estate capacity and over leveraged households makes recovery all the more difficult.

And even my attire reflects my gender in meetings in which I betray my right, as a woman, to appear more serious according to general society norms. Or perhaps it is the opposite a reflection of my freedom in the face of inexcusable interference in women's privacy.

The series of international failures in this conflict so far is inexcusable. Each subsequent breakdown in negotiations, including the Geneva talks, has not only led away from peace, but has also contributed to calamitous developments, including the resurgence of extremist terrorism and the emergence of the Islamic State.

And I look forward to taking some questions at tomorrow's press conference, but today, I wanted to make sure to get out to all of you some information about what we're doing about this, and where we go from here. I've reviewed the Treasury Department watchdog's report, and the misconduct that it uncovered is inexcusable.

Mr. REMIREZ de ESTENOZ (Cuba) (interpretation from Spanish) The General Assembly is this morning concluding an exercise that, aside from being selective and discriminatory, constitutes one of the most blatant injustices in the recent history of the United Nations and an inexcusable concession to the use of force by a major Power against a small country.