One plaintiff, who spoke on the condition that she not be identified, said the shares of the Premium Point Company had been distributed unfairly to a few people, making it impossible for other homeowners to leverage any power in the community.
If the same approach is applied to the hot and cold process streams in more than one plant on an industrial park, the resulting cost savings may be distributed unfairly among all involved parties.
If all of these things were perfectly randomly distributed, yes, but they are not, they are distributed as unfairly as anything else.
Simply, we cannot tolerate a situation where the product of people's labour is distributed so unfairly that parents cannot meet the cost of raising their kids.
"The societies we all live in are distributing the benefits of globalisation and economic processes extraordinarily unfairly and people think they are getting a raw deal," Ryder told the Guardian.
According to a study by Allensbach, a polling institute, 69% of Germans think wealth and income are unfairly distributed, and almost two-thirds believe inequality has risen in the past few years.
The risk of disease, disability, and mortality as well as access to health services are unfairly distributed among the population, with certain groups bearing an unequally larger burden of ill health and poorer access to care due to gender, sexual identity/orientation, ethnic background, or class.
Public health resources are still so unfairly distributed The biggest failure of the new public health system is that resources are so unfairly distributed.
"He [God] provided abundant resources for everyone in the world, but they have been unfairly distributed in a way that means people are starving," he said.
A study by the Harvard University Graduate School of Design concluded that the HUD budget for housing operations, which is now $3.6 billion, was sufficient to do the job nationally, but that the money had been unfairly distributed.
