Sentence examples for has unfair from inspiring English sources

On the other hand the tax also has unfair aspects.

Though funeral directors at conventional mortuaries contend that Plaza poses no challenge to them, they have also complained that it has unfair competitive advantages.

If a given contract has unfair terms, "the judge can do a kind of balancing test and see whether the terms are unfair.

Consortium scientists say Dr. Venter has unfair advantages, notably in that Celera can use all the genome data that the consortium makes publicly available through GenBank, the government's computer data base for genome information.

HeyWire claim Verizon has unfair control over how they operate – something they view as a breach of net neutrality.

It filed a federal lawsuit in May charging that the LAPD's disciplinary system is unconstitutional and deprives officers of due process because the chief has unfair influence over two of the three members of the Board of Rights.Though a judge will ultimately decide, the evidence so far doesn't seem persuasive.

Yes, other countries have unfair barriers.

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.

But Republicans said a government plan would have unfair advantages and could drive private insurers from the market.