Sentence examples for compensate for unfair from inspiring English sources

China had used a number of technical arguments in a September 2008 challenge to antidumping duties, which are supposed to compensate for unfair pricing and countervailing duties that are used to offset improper government subsidies.

Benson also reports progress in the foundation's ongoing campaign with the labels to ensure veteran R&B; artists are given fair royalties and compensated for unfair contracts of the past.

The union has applied to the World Trade Organization for authority to impose $4 billion in trade sanctions on the United States to compensate for the unfair tax breaks the United States gives its exporters.

The insight provided by the learning agent compensate for the unfair behavior of the MAC and TCP in the wireless multi-hop environment by suppressing the aggressive response of TCP.

Wonga, which employs about 500 people, has reported losses in recent years following the introduction of the cap and several scrapes with the regulator, including a ruling forcing it to compensate customers for unfair debt collection practices.

Its purpose was not to compensate for past wrongs, offset unfair advantage, appropriately reward the deserving, or yield a variety of social goods; its purpose was to change institutions so they could comply with the nondiscrimination mandate of the Civil Rights Act.

To compensate for what has been seen as unfair credit given for co-authorship compared with single-authorship, it has recently been suggested to assign a numerical value to the degree of relative contribution, thus creating a contribution-specific index for each author and to use this when evaluating research productivity [ 20].

(b) The fundamental purpose of unfair representation suits is to compensate for injuries caused by violations of employees' rights.

The result – billions of tax dollars lost – was not just frustrating for governments: it was fundamentally unfair for honest taxpayers who had to pay more to compensate for tax evasion.

The European Commission, the E.U. executive, said it was seeking the sanctions to compensate for the impact of illegal subsidies to Boeing that it said gave Boeing an unfair advantage over its European archrival, Airbus.

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