Sentence examples for implementing unfair from inspiring English sources

The suit charged American Express, along with Visa and MasterCard, for implementing unfair agreements with merchants.

These executives are back to many of their old tricks, including charging big overdraft loan fees for small debits, implementing unfair credit card practices, dealing in opaque, high-risk derivatives and filling their consumer contracts with confusing fine print.

The readathon follows the NCC investigating 20 apps' T&Cs, finding many implemented unfair terms and poor privacy practices.

The campaign group Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) says the way the changes have been implemented as unfair.

They said that it was costly to implement and gave unfair advantage to overseas competitors to which it did not apply.

A group calling itself Women Against State Pension Inequality has been leading the campaign for fairer transitional arrangements; its petition on the UK government and parliament petitions website stated that the changes had been implemented in an unfair way.

These four themes involved concerns that the new regulations might: a) produce an unwanted financial and administrative burden on practitioners; b) detrimentally affect groups' practice scopes; and c) implement inappropriate or unfair registration standards; and d) compromise occupational groups' paradigmatic foundations.

By not implementing this, Kundera's implementation gains an unfair advantage since some of the network latency is not included in the measurement.

Many problems beset the Chinese health service: the irrational collocation of health resources, unfair privileges, the delay in implementing health measures in the countryside, and lack of government commitment to health.

"We are implementing an agreement which includes (bailout) measures which are unfair," Gerovasili said.

The government started its attack on employee rights by implementing legislation earlier this year which doubled the qualifying period needed to claim unfair dismissal from one to two years.