Examples of using It is not acceptable in English and their translations into Greek
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You are applying a double standard here, and it is not acceptable.
Someone has to give me some answers and it is not acceptable.
It is not acceptable that China's currency-dumping is risking the economic recovery in Europe.
It is not acceptable that our citizens should behave abroad in a way that they would not behave at home.
It is not acceptable to approach, for example, a periorbital hemangioma with the'wait and see approach'.
It is not acceptable that European Union countries are divided into those who give
Frankly it is not acceptable for the President of the Commission to come here
It is not acceptable to allow the politicisation of an ongoing investigation,
It is not acceptable for the measures to combat discrimination against religious minorities to be less strict.
It is not acceptable that EU consumers can only call on a court in California to resolve a dispute.
It is not acceptable that some Member States should declare countries safe,
It is not acceptable that the funding of Natura 2000 should be to the detriment of other agricultural
It is not acceptable to adopt legislation that would potentially deny millions of citizens equal access the digital world we live in today.
It is not acceptable for Parliament to opt for an alternative which will mean maximising spending in 1999 and beyond.
It is not acceptable to a sovereign nation for a European organisation to scrutinise its foreign service.
It is not acceptable if Member States underperform in the fight against fraud because of lax controls
It is not acceptable for national issues of such importance to lead to tensions that create a divisive climate.”.
It is not acceptable that in 2010, industry accounts for only 14% of GDP in prominent Member States.
What we are clear about is that it is not acceptable to apply it to minors.
It is not acceptable to adopt legislation that would potentially deny millions of citizens access to the digital world we live in today.