Sentence examples for decision is unfair from inspiring English sources
She said: "First, this decision is unfair for small businesses.
An algorithmic decision is unfair if it imposes predictable harms on sets of individuals that are unconsciously disproportionate to the benefits these same decisions produce elsewhere.
Also, an algorithmic decision is unfair when it is regressive, i.e., when members of disadvantaged groups pay a higher cost for the social benefits of that decision.
Under the deal, a Canadian company, or any company with a Canadian subsidiary, can sue the British government if it thinks that the decision is unfair.
"The decision is unfair because every athlete who dreams of the Olympics and who doesn't dope should be able to compete," she said.
Skype's decision is unfair to its own and our users.
The three-member panel reasoned that the I.O.C.'s decision was unfair because there was no specific rule disqualifying athletes when their relay teammate used performance-enhancing drugs.
For example, when people first heard that they were not hired, without any explanation of the process used to arrive at that decision, they immediately assumed that the decision was unfair.
Congress felt that the Supreme Court's decision was unfair, because the home office was necessary for operating the doctor's practice, said Martin Nissenbaum, national director of personal income tax planning for Ernst & Young in New York.
Mrs G felt this decision was unfair due to the amount of care she needed on a daily basis and the amount of help her husband, who was himself ageing and not very well, had to provide.
