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However, Judge Jack Sabatino of the Appellate Division of State Superior Court wrote that the ban might be unfair because it exempted signs for grand openings.

Mr Mulcaire argued that forcing him to reveal the name to Nicola Phillips, who was an assistant to public relations consultant Max Clifford, would be unfair because it might "expose him to prosecution".

The 19-member panel said such an index would be unfair because it would "reward inefficient providers in low-cost regions and punish more efficient providers in high-cost regions".

But Randi Weingarten, the teachers' union president, said yesterday that a merit pay system would be unfair because it is difficult to markedly improve a student's performance in a monthlong program.

Judges say there is a real risk that the preacher's retrial in Jordan would be unfair because it would include incriminating statements made by men who were tortured by the secret police.

Must be unfair because it painted all the Nazis in a bad light.

Even if the Chinese were to ship all of Unocal's output back home, which is unlikely, it would replace other imports, making other sources of oil more available to America.On the face of it, the best argument against CNOOC is that its bid is unfair, because it is being subsidised by cheap loans from the government.

Coombs said the trial was unfair because it was closed.

It was unfair because it was a production-sharing contract.

"The criticism is unfair because it's post-World Cup," said Wenger.

However, it is unfair because it's providing people with an advantage.