Sentence examples for increased unfairness from inspiring English sources

Deborah Russo, joint managing solicitor at the Prisoners Advice Servicee, said: "We are deeply disappointed with this judgment, which fails to respond to the increased unfairness prisoners now face as a result of the latest round of legal aid cuts.

After formally complaining that the Los Angeles Unified School District is treating them with increasing unfairness, charter school operators caught a few breaks at Tuesday's school board meeting.

Just last month, when criticized for the massive debt increase and unfairness of his tax plan, Trump nixed an effort by some outside advisors to alter what is his most detailed economic proposal so far.

They increase the arbitrariness and unfairness of who gets sentenced to death.

Campaigns that highlighted this unfairness, and increasing criticism of the Oxbridge degrees that contained almost no practical training at all, finally led to the 1858 Medical Act.

Several backbench Tory MPs have warned that devolving more powers to Scotland will increase constitutional imbalance and unfairness if Scottish MPs continue voting on issues affecting England only.

Inconsistency and lack of consensus are likely to create perceptions of unfairness, thereby increasing dissatisfaction with and resistance to continued use of the BSC.

Despite the increasing coverage of population, unfairness, inequality and unaffordability of the healthcare services have hindered the universal healthcare progress, which might also affect people's enthusiasm for participating in the healthcare insurances.

Nevertheless, critics have objected to ITQ schemes because of such factors as the "armchair fishing" phenomenon, unfairness to the public (the owner of the fish), economic and social damage to remote communities, and increased concentration within the fishery.

In these ways, increased use of public scoring rubrics for evaluating student work may be a useful strategy in preventing some types of student resistance related to perceived unfairness in classrooms.

If we fail to act now, the unfairness will only increase as we all live longer".