Sentence examples for causing unfair from inspiring English sources

In its 3-to-0 decision, the Washington court said bank underwriting would benefit the public without causing unfair competition.

After the race riots sparked by the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, Mr. Temple helped bring a lawsuit alleging that law enforcement procedures had been mishandled, causing unfair arrests and delays in court.

In many legal systems, if the judge finds the probative value of a proposed item of evidence to be low and substantially outweighed by countervailing considerations, such as the risk of causing unfair prejudice or confusion, the judge can refuse to let the jury hear or see the evidence (see, e.g., Rule 403 of the United States' Federal Rules of Evidence).

Bragg said it was "a myth" that the government's legislation would cause unfair delays to miners as it continued the longstanding need for miners to gain licences "subject to public appeal" to use groundwater under the Water Act.

Regulators and bankers alike have said these so-called overlays can cause unfair denial of credit to first-time buyers, self-employed borrowers, people who switch jobs and those recovering from financial wounds caused by the recession.

"It's unfair because kids like my daughter are getting frustrated and it's causing them to drop out".

If I did not hire an immigrant, then the position of Senior Network Engineer would go unfilled, causing an unfair restriction on my business's ability to grow.

"Peevey made a deal outside of the system, which is causing an unfair burden on the utility customers," Aguirre said.

This can cause scientists to make unfair comparisons and can have practical implications for example, regarding conservation choices.

A more ruthless approach was also offered: prosecute Republican administrators of elections using the federal racketeering laws that have been used successfully against anti-abortionists, making the officials financially responsible for damages caused by unfair elections.

In addition, the resentment caused by unfair financial settlements has many knock-on effects, damaging ongoing relationships with former spouses and a woman's ability to move on with her life". Jenkins's research found that the incomes of "separating husbands" rise "immediately and continuously" in the years following a marital split.