inadmissibly

With any project, we must therefore ask the question: who will profit from it and whose rights will be inadmissibly curtailed?

No doubt your invitation came from some maiden, the revelation of whose name you would still deem inadmissibly ungentlemanly.

"My units stopped the war, and I provided for the introduction of peacekeeping forces while the politicians make up their minds, which they're taking an inadmissibly long time to do."

Jane Glover has been heard to much better effect elsewhere: she was not always able to shape the orchestra into a unified ensemble, and some of the wind playing was inadmissibly sloppy.

Personally I take the view that what we regard as inadmissibly harmful to the inhabitants of the EU should not be exported to other countries, even if they have no legislation in that field.

It welcomes the French initiative of a return to the military structures of NATO, at the same time calling for NATO and the EU to expand, and inadmissibly demands that Cyprus join the NATO 'Partnership for Peace'.