Sentence examples for applied unfairly from inspiring English sources

This is particularly damaging if the label is applied unfairly or inaccurately.

The death penalty has been applied unfairly -- against minorities and the poor who cannot afford good legal counsel.

If there is a problem with collective sanctions, Dean Levmore said, it is that they may be applied unfairly to the powerless or unpopular.

In 1991, according to a Gallup poll, some three-quarters of Americans favored capital punishment, although many believed it was applied unfairly.

In Milwaukee, the district attorney for the last 32 years, E. Michael McCann, shares the view that the death penalty is applied unfairly to minorities.

Lawsuits against the unscripted entertainment shows known as reality television used to be filed by people who got hurt imitating stunts on shows like "Jackass" or believed that the rules on shows like "Survivor" were applied unfairly.

Justice Stevens is convinced that the death penalty has been applied so unfairly that it cannot be defended.

In November, former US president Jimmy Carter told the Guardian that he wanted to see a new nationwide moratorium on the death penalty, on grounds that it was applied so unfairly.

Former US president Jimmy Carter has called for a new nationwide moratorium on the death penalty, arguing that it is applied so unfairly across the 32 states that still have the death sentence that it amounts to a form of cruel and unusual punishment prohibited under the US constitution.

According to Jobs, the first Macs that use Intel processors won't be available until June 2006, so there's also the risk of the Osborne Effect the name applied (perhaps unfairly, given the history of 1980s PC maker Osborne) to the phenomenon of a premature new-product announcement hurting sales of existing products.

Mr. West explains that the racist tag was unfairly applied to him after the MTV Awards incident.