Sentence examples for issues of favoritism from inspiring English sources

It also is an inequitable way of sharing the wealth: quite apart from micro-level issues of favoritism and unequal payscales, even in the richest HRCs, a significant usually young and/or female segment of the population remains structurally excluded from this form of rent distribution as public employment policies favor older, male job seekers.

The FBI is investigating whether U.S. officials improperly awarded Vice President Dick Cheney's former company lucrative contract work without competition, a probe that was confirmed only days after a top Army contract officer raised the issue of favoritism.

I applaud Weiner for recognizing that the rational-basis test deployed in Lee Optical and in other cases involving protectionist legislation operates as a means of "forc[ing] the issue of favoritism back into a legislative realm," rather than as a meaningful test of whether a "rationale for a law is adequate".

(man, early-30s) "It was the issue of favoritism that I was not happy about".

After all, yours is not the only family facing issues of grandparent favoritism.

Among the many issues of media favoritism that stands out in my mind is one concerning former President George W. Bush.

He bombastically interrupted the committee members' questions and changed the subject to the issue of political favoritism for Fort Lee.

But through his fame, issues of alienation, race and athletic favoritism are addressed.

But through his fame, issues of alienation, race, and athletic favoritism are addressed.

"No pattern of favoritism emerged in our review of tickets issued," he testified.

In that morality — the morality of favoritism — fairness and rights are less important than "loyalty and patriotism, sacred/profane issues of purity, temperance [and] obedience to authority".