Sentence examples for encourage unfair from inspiring English sources

Another Tory anomaly is that while extolling the virtues of the free market and unfettered competition in all other areas, where their writ runs they encourage unfair advantage.

There is little political will within the EU to revisit this regulation, despite evidence that it encourages unfair treatment of asylum seekers and other migrants in these entry-point countries.

Some said that by criticizing the wager offer, I encouraged the unfair critics of his overall methods.

If you're reading this and thinking it's deeply unfair, I encourage you to once again consider 40,000 people are preventably dying every year in America alone.

Being conservative should not mean you encourage wrong ideas and unfair policies just because it has been that way in tradition, for instance, forcing females to be against abortion.

But he should not be counting on or encouraging an aberrant, unfair ruling on absentee ballots from Seminole and Martin counties.

And teachers' unions almost unanimously oppose merit pay, fearing that it is unfair, encourages competition among teachers and eats into the extra pay that could be distributed to everyone.

With the next budget, the government has a clear choice: will it keep letting Australia's biggest polluting companies call the shots, or start listening to the Australian people?" She said cutting "unfair handouts that encourage pollution should be a no-brainer".

Unfair and unpredictable tax regimes encourage tax avoidance, which in turn breeds corruption.

That is not only unfair, but it will also encourage people to commute by car (think of that one worker in the S.U.V).

Not talking about mental illness promotes the unfair stigma around it and may encourage people with a disorder to wrongly believe that they are "bad" or "worthless" or should feel ashamed of their illness.