Sentence examples for distributed unfairly from inspiring English sources

One plaintiff, who spoke on the condition that she not be identified, said the shares of the Premium Point Company had been distributed unfairly to a few people, making it impossible for other homeowners to leverage any power in the community.

This dimension gives the direction in which data rates are distributed unfairly, and it thus indicates the 'fairness' dimension.

If the same approach is applied to the hot and cold process streams in more than one plant on an industrial park, the resulting cost savings may be distributed unfairly among all involved parties.

Often, she distributed candy unfairly: she might place four candies on one tray and only one on the other.

A trial court had found, "beyond any question," that the state system of financing public schools was unconstitutional because it provided inadequate funding and distributed money unfairly.

Simply, we cannot tolerate a situation where the product of people's labour is distributed so unfairly that parents cannot meet the cost of raising their kids.

After six weeks of testimony in a suit by more than 300 school districts, Judge Dietz agreed that Texas spent too little money to guarantee all 4.3 million students adequate educations and distributed aid unfairly.

Which means using your property taxes and distributing them unfairly.

From socio-economic and cultural-economic perspectives, there are concerns about the capacity to support UK-sourced feedstocks in a global agri-economy, difficulties monitoring large-scale supply chains and their potential for distributing impacts unfairly, and tensions between domestic sourcing and established legacies of farming.

Public health resources are still so unfairly distributed The biggest failure of the new public health system is that resources are so unfairly distributed.

Diederik Samsom, the Labor leader, said the burden of cuts was "unfairly distributed," NOS television reported.