Sentence examples for considers unfair from inspiring English sources

A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

By Evan Osnos August 4, 2009 A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

The Obama administration has recently lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organization against China's handling of crucial rare earth mineral exports, and imposed tariffs on Chinese solar panels to counter what it considers unfair subsidies by Beijing.

Still, even as the Romney campaign has been scrambling more than usual behind the scenes to push back on what it considers unfair or negative coverage, it appears determined to maintain a cool public front.

Under State Department rules, foreign students can attend public high school in the United States for only a year, a system that Dr. Smith considers unfair, given that they can attend private high schools for four years.

Late last month, in the days before the Picard suit was unsealed, Dimon appeared on a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, titled "The Next Shock, Are We Better Prepared?" and complained not for the first time — or the 10th — about what he considers unfair treatment by the press and the Obama administration.

The debt is widely considered unfair.

Mills then announced she was withdrawing from Sochi because of what she considered unfair regulation.

"There is a concern that new events like kiteboarding will be considered unfair," Pels said.

Google faces European antitrust scrutiny after three companies filed complaints about what they consider unfair competition.

Antitrust law, any law restricting business practices considered unfair or monopolistic.