Sentence examples for imposing unfair from inspiring English sources

There are sensible ways to generate revenue without imposing unfair and onerous burdens.

The envoy, Sun Zhenyu, also said the United States was engaging in protectionism by imposing unfair duties on Chinese goods and subsidizing American products.

In September 2012 the commission began an antitrust investigation, to examine whether Gazprom was hindering the free flow of gas across the European Union, blocking rival suppliers in central and eastern member states and imposing unfair prices through oil indexation.

Perhaps no country appears as scorned as Canada, which Trump has turned his anger toward increasingly in recent months, accusing the northern neighbor of imposing unfair trade restrictions on products such as dairy and beef imports.

Guidelines that dictated when a malpractice case could proceed, on the other hand, would pose significant dangers, including reducing the quality of care and imposing unfair obstacles to legitimate legal actions.

The European commission has also launched an anti-trust investigation into whether Gazprom has been imposing unfair prices on its European customers by linking its prices to oil, and whether it has been hindering the free flow of gas across the EU.

For example, would cloning impose unfair expectations on a child?

Others say the program imposes unfair financial penalties on problem schools.

It would impose unfair economic disadvantages on countries that spent money to boost energy efficiency standards or renewable energy.

"Russia will aggravate its financial isolation if it unilaterally imposes unfair restructuring terms on foreign investors," Credit Suisse said then.

Communities and Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles said the Government was calling time on the "town hall Taliban", stripping them of their powers to impose "unfair" bin fines and charges.