Significados de politically unpalatable em inglês

He added the government could take action to avoid politically unpalatable job cuts.

Accepting monitoring by the IMF would have been politically unpalatable ahead of the vote.

Option three was no easier, he said, as increasing the numbers may be politically unpalatable.

Berlin could yet pull the plug if it believes a deal would be politically unpalatable.

Spying on ordinary citizens' internet searches is usually considered politically unpalatable, especially if the government's at hand.

Yet mass layoffs could prove politically unpalatable in a country where a quarter of adults are unemployed.

Yet the idea of the government providing capital directly, say through buying a stake, would be politically unpalatable.

It makes bankruptcy more politically unpalatable, said Adam Cohen, founder of research firm Covenant Review in New York.

Analysts warn the island risks the kind of backsliding seen in Greece as leaders recoil from politically unpalatable austerity.

Making carbon emitters pay for the damage they do to the climate is politically unpalatable at the moment, he admitted.

Cuts in programmes that throw people out of work at British shipyards or factories are politically unpalatable, particularly in an election year.

In a major miscalculation, NASA suppressed its own 90-Day Study plan cost estimates out of fear that they would prove politically unpalatable.

Such a move may seem politically unpalatable, as taxpayers around the euro zone fear having to bail out the banks in other countries.

Under European rules, this would entail politically unpalatable losses for Monte dei Paschi's bond-holders and depositors above 100,000 euros.

If the commission approves the line, TransCanada could seek to seize property using eminent domain law - a politically unpalatable option in the conservative state.

By sticking to its principles and offering the UK only politically unpalatable deals, the European Union would show that loose talk does not deliver results.