Sentence examples for had unfair from inspiring English sources

They also complained that the Superfund program was slow, overly stringent and badly managed and had unfair liability rules.

The department is conducting a similar inquiry at several banks to determine if they had unfair access to pricing information, according to a person briefed on the situation.

Randy Cohen's advice to the celebrity spokesperson (Oct . 24 regarding the employer that he or she discovered had unfair labor practices here and abroad was dead on and succinct — quit your job.

Admittedly, I have had unfair advantages: endless drilling in arithmetic; teachers who punished for nonperformance and occasionally scorned me for not working up to my potential; and parents who did the same.

The telephone poll, of 609 people around the country over three days beginning Jan . 25 showed that 65percentt were against normal trade relations with the Chinese and that 61percentt said China had unfair trade policies.

Back then, companies like General Electric, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan and the American International Group lobbied through a group called FM Watch, warning that Fannie and Freddie had too much power, had taken on too much risk and had unfair advantages in the marketplace.

Yes, other countries have unfair barriers.

On the other hand the tax also has unfair aspects.

The critical question is whether these two individuals, through no fault of their own, have unfair advantages over other athletes.

"This can have unfair and incredibly damaging outcomes for people, as we've seen with ParentsNext, and the Robodebt debacle.

Vestager is worried that big tech companies with broad control and access to data will have unfair competitive advantages.