Sentence examples for Is it inequitable from inspiring English sources

Under all the circumstances, is it inequitable to hold you liable for your spouse's tax problems?

"Is it really so inequitable," he asked, that people in buildings like Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village "should have to suffer what people in every other rent-controlled building have suffered with: luxury decontrol?" Later, Judge Smith asked whether the situations both sides described were exaggerated.

"It is unfair, it is inequitable and it must be changed," he said, setting off applause that rolled through the Democratic aisle of the Assembly chamber.

County Democrats have called for overhauling it, saying it is inequitable and that it forces the cash-starved county to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to people who successfully challenge their taxes.

Perhaps it is inequitable that the decision to give birth is, practically speaking, ultimately the woman's to make.

The tax is uncertain in its effect with respect to the stabilization of the dollar, and it is inequitable as part of a progressive levy on individual income.

"The victims of child sexual abuse never escape their victimization; it is inequitable and unjust to allow their victimizers to escape accountability," jurors said.

I read your article about property taxes in New York City with bemusement and more than a little envy ("Tax on Homes Is Inequitable, Study Finds," July 29).

It is grossly inequitable to demand that poor countries should impose controls on their industries which many of the richest countries flout daily.

But for all its virtues, it is expensive and inequitable.

Small-minded critics will offer petty objections, complaining that it is undemocratic or inequitable to have royalty.