Sentence examples for Unfair support from inspiring English sources

As both economies struggle to recover from the recession, longstanding complaints have gotten louder that China gives unfair support to its export-oriented manufacturers, fails to abide by World Trade Organization agreements, permits the theft of American intellectual property and protects its domestic industries from competition from abroad.

Early this year, the United States put two new import duties, totaling about 35 percent, on solar equipment from China, citing what it said was the country's unfair support of its industry and what it said was illegal dumping of inventories in the U.S. market.

A bias is unfair support or opposition to a person, thing or idea.

Patriarchal means 'controlled by men' and a bias is the unfair support or opposition to a person, thing or idea.

The real problem in international trade, E.U. officials say, is China, and officials have embraced joint efforts with Washington to address what they say are Beijing's unfair supports for its manufacturing industries.

The group said Chinese solar companies were experiencing enormous losses but had not gone bankrupt, and that was because of unfair state support.

This may justify a more intrusive antitrust policy: much of the commission's activity is aimed at battling unfair state support for companies.Possibly, America's free-market zeal will fade.

The union has threatened to seek punitive action by the World Trade Organization unless South Korea agrees to raise its ship prices by 15percentto toffsetet what the Europeans say is unfair government support for the Korean shipyards.

Boeing, the American aircraft manufacturer, has accused its Canadian rival Bombardier of receiving unfair state support, including a £113 million loan from the British government for its new C-series plane.

Still, even though New Yorkers subsidized the states closest to the political values of Ted Cruz, you never heard much complaining about how it's unfair to support the gun-toting culture of the South, or underwrite its chronic disregard for the poor, the environment and those without health insurance.

Mr. Schumer's position, outlined by the New York Democrat during a recent interview with Times reporters and in a Senate hearing on Tuesday, is that it would be unwise and unfair to support a tax increase on financial firms unless it is also applied to other partnerships that get the same tax break, such as those in the oil and gas and real estate industries.