Members will be picked by the president, and the scope is unconscionably wider than is necessary. |
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It will be unusual for a bank itself to have exercised undue influence, acted unconscionably, or exerted illegitimate pressure. |
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Poverty rates for certain groups of people remained unconscionably high, despite some small improvements in recent years. |
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Last year he was convicted by a first-degree Greek court to serve an unconscionably severe sentence in prison in Greece. |
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One result of the clawback, intended or otherwise, is to keep welfare incomes unconscionably low. |
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Cambodia no longer uses the death penalty. Most Cambodians in attendance thought the sentence unconscionably lenient. |
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An appeal can take months and numerous persons can be held in detention for unconscionably long periods. |
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Many Courts of Appeal complained of prisoners who get out on bail and then delay their appeal unconscionably. |
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Under the British plan they would have had to give an unconscionably large amount of credit, with no certainty of repayment. |
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Some cases seem to be taking an unconscionably long time and then we realise too late the guard is coming up to retirement and others have cooperated in it. |
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Although prima facie the complaint-based model may seem efficient and just, in reality, the current system is unconscionably slow and inequitable. |
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As such, they unreasonably and unconscionably detract from the resolution of pay equity infringements as guaranteed by domestic and international human rights instruments. |
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Failure to take decisive action would be unconscionably irresponsible. |
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