Sentence examples for iniquitous event from inspiring English sources
The Molotov-Ribbentrop pact is not a uniquely iniquitous event.
In the digital age, it is intolerable that - thanks to the iniquitous listed events rules - one broadcaster can bottle up all the material when it is technically and commercially possible for several digital pay-TV channels to offer parallel live coverage of many events, without undermining the coverage from a national free-to-air broadcaster.
This cut is not as generous as it looks because other trade taxes, regarded by business as iniquitous, remain; moreover, the change will take effect only from 2001.
In my New Year's manifesto for the arts, I said that something must happen about those iniquitous booking fees and other irritating charges that ticket buyers for arts events are landed with.
Fabrice Akwa, Angola's former captain and their most capped player, had spoken of trying to demonstrate to the world that his country was not just about oil, poverty and war; the events of Friday, though, perpetrated by separatists angered by what they consider the iniquitous distribution of oil revenues, rather suggested that Angola remains about just those three things.
All I lacked were some iniquitous volunteers.
Jim Rosenthal's velvet bag and its iniquitous contents.
"I'm aware that it was an incredibly iniquitous society.
Labour should now change its tune and support an end to this iniquitous system".
But what is really unreliable is the iniquitous design of the city.
