Sentence examples for institutional unfairness from inspiring English sources
Warning that faith in Britain's economic system could be undermined by failure to address high pay, the committee said that without major reforms there would be a "perception of institutional unfairness that, if not addressed, is liable to foment hostility and undermine social cohesion and support for the current economic model".
Whether it is us comparing ourselves to others and focussing on what we/they do or don't have, or the more institutional unfairness that means depending on where you were born or the way you were brought up you will have a much easier/more difficult life as a result, I think it takes a lifetime to address and some of us are better than others at it.
The show gets better, more interesting, as the case gains momentum and as the reporter-researcher partnerships are explored (they can work well as writing teams, and even in relationships, if you're OK with the power imbalance, the gross unfairness and the institutional subordination of women).
The promotion of gloom and doom, thus, joins hands with impervious complacency.Major institutional reforms are globally needed, to work against, the inequalities and unfairness of the current economic and political order.
Yet for all its zeal on behalf of small investors, it is not clear that the SEC can, or even should, do anything to reduce the unfairness of IPOs.Underwriters managing IPOs have long given preferential treatment to institutional and wealthy individual clients.
Institutional bias does not mean that the majority of individuals are discriminators but a good proportion certainly have failed to eradicate unfairness.
The fundamental unfairness rankled McLaughlin.
"Unfairness bothers children greatly".
I cannot stand unfairness".
