Sentence examples for because of unjust from inspiring English sources

The regime dissolved the party after the N.L.D.'s decision, in March, not to participate in the election because of "unjust" electoral laws.

These people aren't able to speak anymore because of unjust actions by those who are supposed to "serve and protect" the people.

More than five million Americans could be barred from voting in November because of unjust and archaic state laws that disenfranchise former offenders, even when they have gone on to live crime-free lives.

He added, "Americans are free to kill and commit acts of terrorism because at the end they will be freed because of the unjust laws they have there".

Roxana Saberi, the Iranian-American journalist made famous in 2009 because of her unjust incarceration in Iran, shared a prison cell with Sabet and Kamalabadi.

Re "Dogfights in the Senate" (editorial, June 25), about the Congressional debate over veterans' health care financing: Members of Congress from both parties should pass a bill to guarantee a level of financing that would meet the health care needs of the more than seven million enrolled veterans and the countless more who are denied access because of an unjust means test.

Increases are needed because of "unbounded, unjust, unreasonable and unlawful" prices being charged by wholesale electricity providers after California's mangled deregulation plan, said Loretta Lynch Loretta Lynch, president of the utility commission.

These are once-in-a-lifetime things that she's missing because of an unjust bail.

To all those veterans who have endured similar trials and injustices or prematurely ended their military service because of the unjust policy: our fight has only begun.

"The local community rejected Nusra Front because of some unjust things it had done – some practices that weren't that far from what ISIS would do," said al-Absi, the judge.

"The minister's situation... is exactly the kind of situation that many other Canadians are facing right now because of this unjust process," Josh Paterson, executive director of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, said at a press conference, as it launched the legal challenge alongside the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers.