Meanings of unacceptability in inglés

But there is nothing routine about their timing or substance - nor about their continuing unacceptability.

The unacceptability of laparoscopy and unfeasibility of local examination and trans-vaginal ultrasound add more to the difficulty of diagnosis.

The White Paper failed to underline the absolute unacceptability of our joining a nuclear weapons based army or armies.

It should propel us to confront anyone who is responsible for such actions with the clear message of its unacceptability.

But noise is a judgment, a social one, based on unacceptability, the breaking of norms and a fear of violence.

There was also no oncoming traffic at the time of the incident further exacerbating the unacceptability of the overtaking manoeuvre.

The majority of South Africans supported democratic rights such as religious freedom, gender equality, fair elections and the unacceptability of censorship.

The success of the Christmas drink-driving campaigns in recent years had produced a certain level of social unacceptability of drink driving he said.

The brutal response by the RUC to our pickets has also highlighted the unacceptability and unsuitability of that force as a police service.

I agree with the Desmond and Leah Tutu Foundation that this is not the time to quibble about the degrees of unacceptability of apartheid.

A major constraint in scaling up community and home-based HTC services is the unacceptability of receiving HTC from a provider known personally to prospective clients.

But there is nothing routine about their timing or substance - nor about their continuing unacceptability.

The unacceptability of laparoscopy and unfeasibility of local examination and trans-vaginal ultrasound add more to the difficulty of diagnosis.

The White Paper failed to underline the absolute unacceptability of our joining a nuclear weapons based army or armies.

It should propel us to confront anyone who is responsible for such actions with the clear message of its unacceptability.

But noise is a judgment, a social one, based on unacceptability, the breaking of norms and a fear of violence.