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If true, that is inexcusable given that it had been warned it was a target by Anonymous, the activist hacking collective.

Rathke playing football and Germany have also come out in support of Love, Kuranyi, said the decision was " inexcusable . "

Clearly, it would be an inexcusable mistake to reconstitute them as private companies in anything close to their prior form.

The indiscriminate firing of rifles into a crowd of students and the deaths that followed were unnecessary, unwarranted , and inexcusable.

Some will see this as an attempt to justify or excuse comments that are simply inexcusable.

In the throes of an ethanol disaster, it would be inexcusable for politicians to ignore these hardships.

There was inexcusable indecision from the England defence as the United States won a barrage of corners.

This is an inexcusable mistake. Haven't I pointed it out to you time and again?

Inexcusable loss, at home with your screaming fans wearing red in a game where you have said you are going to send the Jazz a message.

Levin says it is inexcusable that U. S. taxpayers are continuing to pay for projects that Iraqis are fully capable of funding themselves.

Between men it is inexcusable, between man and woman it may be practised since nature and society approve, but never discussed nor vaunted.

It is inexcusable that the Spanish government and the wider European authorities have failed to close Las Palmas, says the report.

That would be inexcusable, and entirely self-inflicted by Washington.

That never happened, and it is now moot because he has made a set of judgments that are inexcusable .

Otherwise what would there be to forgive? Forgiveness is about pardoning things that are essentially inexcusable .

The events at last night's game were shocking, repulsive and inexcusable -- a humiliation for everyone associated with the NBA.

and a man got stabbed for giving an inexcusable haircut.

My treatment of you was thoughtless, inexcusable!

President Obama told the BBC that the accusation was inexcusable, offensive and hateful.

However, the French soccer legend acknowledged his behaviour was inexcusable .

And at a time when too many of our friends and neighbors are still looking for work, it's inexcusable.

Indiscriminate rocket attacks on Israeli towns are inexcusable.

It is inexcusable FOR scientist to torture animals; let them make their experiment on journalist and politician.

That would be inexcusable.

Reading my diary is an inexcusable invasion of privacy.

It is most often employed as a counter argument to those who say the use of torture is inexcusable under any circumstances.

The Labour party reacted with dismay, saying the delay was inexcusable.

I don't care the cause, such acts are inexcusable.

He inexcusable insatiable, but he is also a subject of discrimination against Jews.

Their performance has been dark, depending on your position, this is inexcusable.

It was hard, but I enjoyed it and believed I did it pretty well except for one inexcusable mistake.

Even five minutes of lateness is inexcusable on the first date.

Virgo is more interested in money, than in sex. Libra finds it inexcusable.

fear lest we commit an inexcusable blunder.

This kind of mistake is inexcusable.

2 points scored with almost half the quarter over. That's inexcusable.

Not being ready for the band is the epitome of unprofessionalism - and it's inexcusable.

This is inexcusable for a dictionary of science.

It is inexcusable not to know where our time and resource is being deployed.

Bosses are bad enough at work but inflicting them on yourself and your spouse in leisure time is inexcusable.

You have failed to hand in your exercises three days in a row. This is really inexcusable.

Most inexcusable in my mind is that we were kept as virtual prisoners in our home in Jeddah.

He added: 'Inexcusable considering how many engineers and web developers they have working for them. '

But, you, on the other hand. . . what you did is inexcusable. And involving her is selfish, disrespectful, and it's plain stupid.

And clearly, for them to kind of walk away from their culpability in this is inexcusable, in our minds.

Zidane : It was inexcusable. I apologise. . . , "

Be not altogether inexcusable; give no cause for much criticism