Such attacks are unconscionable and undermine the basic conditions of humanitarian assistance.

And yet we see unconscionable levels of death, disability that could be avoided.

In this regard, the impasse in the Conference on Disarmament has become unconscionable.

When lives are at stake, delaying any form of benevolent response is unconscionable.

It is unconscionable that further suffering is inflicted on women and girls who have endured such heinous crimes it is all the more unconscionable when this suffering is inflicted by the very authorities who are responsible for their protection.

Poverty and hunger remain the lot of billions of people worldwide, a situation which is unconscionable and unsustainable.

Those unconscionable terrorist attacks in London have underlined once more the critical importance of the international campaign against terrorism.

The backlog of communications waiting to be processed was unconscionable and risked making a mockery of the commitment of States Parties to accept the relevant petitions procedures.

The negative consequences of poverty and other forms of adversity are not inevitable. The gap between what we know and what we do is growing and increasingly unconscionable.

It is unconscionable that we should have to continue to live in a world that consists of a permanent coalition of unequals the fabulously rich and the desperately poor.

In the face of indescribable violence, in the face of unconscionable evil, you've looked out for each other, and you've cared for one another, and you've loved one another.

Whether constructive notice should lead the court to intervene, it must necessarily depend on the presence of other factors, such as sharp practice' or unconscionable conduct', or some other element of unfairness.

In the face of unparalleled advances, both in technology and in human mobility, it is unconscionable to let some in our nations suffer from diseases that can be controlled, if not eliminated.

As members of the Security Council and troop contributing countries are aware, however, the unconscionable conduct of a small number of peacekeepers now clouds this distinguished record of collective achievement and individual sacrifice.

An unconscionable number of women and children, poor villagers and other civilians continue to step on mines as they collect water, go to school or attempt to return home after years of displacement.

The Court of Appeal added that even if there were no actual knowledge but only constructive knowledge, equity ought to intervene to set aside the purchases, as they clearly constituted sharp practice or unconscionable conduct .

The illegal and deliberate targeting of civilians, the unconscionable breadth and impact of the arms trade, the lethality of weapons, and the trauma and death of women and children in war and violent conflict make this imperative.

As requested by the Security Council in its presidential statement of 2 March 2005 (S PRST 2005 10), the Transitional Government must immediately arrest the leaders of groups that are suspected of responsibility for these unconscionable acts.

Given the current rapid advancements in technology and human capabilities and the exponential accumulation of wealth in some parts of the world, it is unconscionable to let less fortunate fellow human beings suffer through neglect and apathy.

New ways to borrow and to spread risk seemed to have little downside. More competition for investment banking oligarchs from commercial bankers and insurance companies with deep pockets seemed likely to reduce the investment banking industry s unconscionable profits.

He emphasized the general principle prohibiting unconscionable corporate behaviour and two economic responsibilities (a) to assess the risk of an investment properly and with due diligence, and (b) to conduct the investment with reasonable care in accordance with sound business principles.

Deeply concerned over the commission of unconscionable acts of sexual abuse and exploitation by a number of uniformed peacekeepers and civilian officials of some United Nations peacekeeping missions, and concerned that such activity fuels the demand for victims of trafficking,

But Israel s tactics regarding Palestine have been unconscionable. They have strengthened Hamas, a hostile opponent of peace, pushed the US to vote against the Palestinian state whose birth it defends, and refused outright to accept any conditions that might resolve the conflict.

Voters might not like that some migrants enter their country illegally. But many find it equally or even more unconscionable that migrants are forced to live for decades in the shadows or that children raised by immigrant parents could be deported to countries that they have never seen.

The reason to point out these actions is to make clear what Islamist terrorism in the West represents to the terrorists Middle East violence on an expanded front. The West has done much to create that front, arming favored actors, launching proxy wars, and taking the lives of civilians in unconscionable numbers.

Because we are sickened and horrified at the bloodshed and its unconscionable nature, we decisively and enthusiastically support the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), and we appeal to all Member States that are committed to transparency in the arms trade and to full respect for of human rights to support that preventive instrument.

By contrast, a no vote would at least open the possibility that Greece, with its strong democratic tradition, might grasp its destiny in its own hands. Greeks might gain the opportunity to shape a future that, though perhaps not as prosperous as the past, is far more hopeful than the unconscionable torture of the present.

America blames China for its trade deficits and the pressures they inflict on workers, citing a massive accumulation of foreign exchange reserves as evidence of an unconscionable currency manipulation. China counters by underscoring America s saving shortfall a gap that must be plugged by surplus saving from abroad, a current account deficit, and a multilateral trade imbalance with more than 100 countries.

In the 1990 s, Nike tried to wash its hands of responsibility for the use of child labor and other unconscionable labor practices in the factories that produced its sneakers. That did not go down well with its customers, and in the end Nike decided to do the right thing, inspecting factories, tackling problems, and being transparent about its suppliers.

Many kinds of pushback can be expected, not least the argument that the veto exists not to protect the P5 s interests, but to ensure unanimity of the major players (conspicuously missing in the UN s ill fated predecessor, the League of Nations) in any action undertaken, in order to maintain international peace and security. We will be told that it is unconscionable to ask a P5 member to forgo a veto when it genuinely believes that a proposed resolution will cause more harm than good.