Sentence examples for face unfair from inspiring English sources

As a result, American businessmen argue, they face unfair competition from their less scrupulous foreign rivals.

Responding to the TUC's findings, a government spokesman said: "Once in the labour market many ethnic minorities still face unfair obstacles that prevent them from fulfilling their potential.

Critics contend that despite all the negotiations, American workers face unfair competition from low-wage countries where factories operate under lax labor and environmental regulations.

They cite the $180 billion American farm bill approved earlier this year and argue that they face unfair competition because of American subsidies.

Unions say they do not oppose the launch in principle, but that staff face unfair demands and the wider system would be affected.

The Gephardt amendment is in law in the country, and it got markets open, like in Japan, where we've had to face unfair trade practices.

You faced unfair and beat it.

Taxi leaders apologised for affecting traffic, but claimed they were facing unfair competition.

The six-month investigation gives credence to complaints from British farmers that they are facing unfair competition from the Continent where pigs are kept in worse conditions.

He had to defend a work experience scheme after critics complained that youngsters were not being paid, and faced unfair benefit sanctions.

Journalists, scientists and academics have faced unfair legal threats for fairly criticising a company, person or product in the past, the justice minister Shailesh Vara said.