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May I say, speaking for my own press service we believe that Your Highness's faith will not be unjustified.
The general considers the request completely unjustified.
Tell McCoy the technical expert insists that any concern is unjustified.
That is an unjustified assumption, sir!
The charges are unjustified. They are, in fact, and in the circumstances of this conflict. quite completely insane.
Women's groups' representatives. express their great concern. over the unjustified work interruptions.
Unjustified use is punishable and in that case you will pay for the glass.
I used to believe that all excesses of faith and illusions are equally unjustified and unimportant, and that deep down in everyone, there is goodness.
His complaint is that of unjustified harassment.
No unjustified price increases?
The victory was unjustified.
Why? Because it is primitive, barbaric, or just plain unjustified?
I feel that this is totally unjustified.
Oh, that was completely unjustified.
I'd like to remind the jury how often the defense has endured unjustified attacks from the prosecution.
May I say, speaking for my own press service. we believe that Your Highness's faith. will not be unjustified.
His arrest is unjustified.
Your interference is not only unjustified, it's positively dangerous.
But even after careful consideration with all my experience, Vilar's accusations are unjustified.
Your behavior is absolutely unjustified.
And if it is unjustified?
Your panic is absolutely unjustified.
All the allegations against you are unjustified.
We're against the unjustified dismissal of our fellow workers.
I don't see why you have that title. It's totally unjustified.
I believe that any extremes of faith and illusion are equally unjustified and unimportant. and that in the depths of everybody, in the nucleus, there is goodness. Everything is truth.
Tell McCoy the technical expert he sent along with me insists that any concern is unjustified.
I believe I have detected in some you a few signs of irritability which I personally think are completely unjustified.
The charges are unjustified.
It's totally unjustified. To me, you're Mr Pervillard.
How can you compare yourself to a little boy who has made? a mistake unjustified?
They are unjustified.
THAT EVEN THOUGH THE LAW PERMITS IT, YOU THINK WHAT HE DID IS UNJUSTIFIED AND UNCONSCIONABLE.
Wasn't he full of himself, though? Kind of an unjustified self- confidence?
And a vote of no confidence is completely unjustified.
But the Kansai faction accepted no conditions, their dissolution was unjustified and their existence became unmanageable.
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His removal by military coup was unjustified.
Public policy concerning mental illness must, therefore, consider carefully the potential for imposing unjustified social and political values on people in the guise of the classification of disease.
Green campaigners often seek such outcomes, but they are entirely unjustified.
That fear is not unjustified.
Russia's high import tariffs on cars would impose an unjustified consumer tax on Kazakhs.
Frequently, Arab families send their minors to Germany in the not-unjustified hope that they will obtain the right for other family members to follow later.
The problem is that Poland's unjustified lack of confidence is leading to an extremely unpleasant form of intolerance toward others.
That would be an unjustified use of IMF resources, and would further confirm the suspicion among the world's emerging economies that the IMF is in thrall to Western interests.
As a result, fears - bordering on panic in some emerging markets - about the impact of Fed tightening on global economic conditions will probably prove unjustified.
But the one thing about which everyone seems to agree is the theoretically and empirically unjustified assumption that an equilibrium exchange rate actually exists.
It has never been easy for a nation to face up honestly to the bitter fact of having committed war crimes, genocide, unjustified foreign aggression, or having mistreated and killed its own people.
That fear is not unjustified. After all, it is a fundamental premise of the theory of secularization that the more modern a society, the more secular it becomes.
Moreover, the interest premium paid on government bonds held in pension funds imposes burdensome and unjustified fiscal costs, since it adds to budget deficits and the public debt.
They also see this victory as the main counter-weight to the memory of the USSR as a reign of brutal, unjustified violence.
Repudiating unwarranted and unjustified debts would be consistent with economic logic and international law.
No matter how unjustified Israel's traditional military behavior seems in the eyes of its enemies and critics, it has always aspired to base its military actions on grounds that can be justified.
The Fed should take care to prevent any breakdown of liquidity while keeping inflation under control and avoiding an unjustified taxpayer-financed bailout of risky bank loans.
At the same time, the dismissive attitude towards Europe that one senses in America is unjustified and self-defeating.