Sentence examples for avoid unfair from inspiring English sources

To avoid unfair damage to a lawmaker's reputation, investigations usually become public only after a preliminary inquiry.

We can have executions without long delays, or we can have the procedural review necessary to avoid unfair executions, but we can't have both.

British and European regulators have insisted that Vodafone shed the smaller company to avoid unfair dominance of the mobile phone market in Britain.

Ofcom ruled that Channel 4 had taken reasonable steps to avoid "unfair and unjust" treatment of the MPs, making sure their views were fairly aired.

Ofcom's "self-initiated investigation" will investigate whether the programme complied with rules in the broadcasting code requiring broadcasters to "avoid unfair treatment of individuals in programmes".

This can slow proceedings to a crawl and essentially force the courts to work to avoid unfair rulings that could devastate families or leave people homeless as a result of inadequate representation.

To date, thanks to the ineptitude of his primary opponents, Mr. Romney has largely avoided unfair critiques of his signature measure.

That avoids unfair comparisons with schools in much more advantaged circumstances but it does put pressure on schools and students.

He felt everyone – politicians, intellectuals – must now unite to avoid any unfair targeting of the large number of Muslims in France.

"In order to avoid unnecessary, unfair and inaccurate speculation as to the terms of settlement and, given that such speculation has already found its way into the press, Mr Imerman confirms that he will pay a lump sum to Ms Tchenguiz of £15m in instalments, with no order for costs".

What will Romney do, now, to avoid being "unfair" to everyone?