Sentence examples for Unfair demand from inspiring English sources
Few Iranians, regime supporters or not, would willingly surrender to "harf-e zoor", the "language of force" or "an unfair demand".
Hence the French Yellow Vestt' protestors have complained — with some justification — that the new fuel tax places an unfair demand on those who can least afford it.
But that is not how a lot of Californians, especially white "Anglos", see it: they complain that Spanish-speaking schoolchildren lower standards in the classroom and that poor, uninsured immigrants put an unfair demand on health care that has to be paid either by the state or in extra health premiums for everyone else.
If these workers' conditions were truly not on a par with the market they would not go on strike, because they could simply take their talent elsewhere - proof that BBC workers' benefits are out of step with the marketplace and are an unfair demand on the taxpayer's already drained purse.
Do you feel there are unfair demands on your time?
Greece thinks the troika of the European commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund are making unfair demands that will damage the economy and are impossible politically.
Mr. Pershing's Chinese counterpart, Su Wei, hit back, saying developed countries had failed to commit to substantial reductions in carbon emissions while making unfair demands of developing nations.
In its report on supermarkets, the commission does at least concede that the big four superstores make unfair demands on their suppliers.
Unions say they do not oppose the launch in principle, but that staff face unfair demands and the wider system would be affected.
There is also a growing body of opinion that playing two matches in four days over the Easter weekend imposes unfair demands on the players, especially after bruising epics such as Saints' 21-21 dragainstnst Wigan on Good Friday.
But the Americans, say the Russians, keep making new and unfair demands.In this section Under attack The joining type, after all On a roll Re-energised Spot the difference Apples are not the only fruit Reprints Related items World trade: Under attackJul 6th 2006 Trade talks: Slouching towards disasterJul 6th 2006They may have a point.
