Sentence examples for deliberately unfair from inspiring English sources

LVMH claims that between 1999 and 2002, Morgan Stanley was deliberately unfair to LVMH in its equity research.

The trial had been deliberately unfair for the defendant Baxter, and the Supreme Court had already ruled that, under the state constitution, the court had no jurisdiction.

That's when the judges on the aforementioned panel ruled that the official boundaries in place were deliberately unfair to people of color.

To get to these fairer solutions, the men in charge and the media that serve them must realize that they have either been deliberately unfair or the unwitting victims of structural gender bias.

What's honest in deliberately seeking an unfair advantage, in lying about it until caught, in cheating rivals of prize money and relay team-mates of hard-won medals?

"This damning independent report published by the DWP itself, shows how this brutal and unfair policy deliberately drives people deeper and deeper in to poverty.

He said: "This damning independent report, published by the DWP itself, shows how this brutal and unfair policy deliberately drives people deeper and deeper in to poverty.

The survey defined bullying and harassment as being blocked from training or promotion opportunities, being deliberately undermined, overbearing supervision, unfair treatment and exclusion or victimisation.

It's too easy for those who haven't seen The Book of Mormon to jump to conclusions: it's too cruel and unfair; it's deliberately, shockingly offensive.

"This organized mob has displayed hostile, violent, and deliberately disruptive behavior, which is unfair to constituents as it hijacks town hall meetings to prevent any type of meaningful discussion," the state party said.

Fraud is a deception deliberately practiced in order to secure unfair or unlawful gain.