unjustifiably

• adv. 无理地

Label Unjustifiably错划

pester unjustifiably歪缠

Accuse Unjustifiably无理指责

Unjustifiably Discriminatory无理区别对待

being unjustifiably killed错杀

• InJanuary2010, the agencysentawarning letter to Peter Luther, the presidentofMcNeil,complainingthatthecompany'sinitialinvestigation“wasunjustifiablydelayedandterminatedprematurely.

  2010年1月，食品药品管理局给麦克尼尔公司总裁皮特·路斯发出一份警告信，对于公司的初步调查“被无理地拖延、并导致半途而废”感到不满。

• Iquoteapetitionsignedbya tenth of the nation: “GordonBrownunjustifiablyused theAnti-Terrorism Act againstthe peopleofIcelandforhis ownshort-termpoliticalgain.

  偶在此援引有十分之一冰岛人民签名的请愿书：“大臣戈登布朗毫无道理地使用反恐怖主义法对待冰岛人民为自己牟取短期政治利益。

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