Sentence examples for it considers unfair from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has recently lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organization against China's handling of crucial rare earth mineral exports, and imposed tariffs on Chinese solar panels to counter what it considers unfair subsidies by Beijing.

Still, even as the Romney campaign has been scrambling more than usual behind the scenes to push back on what it considers unfair or negative coverage, it appears determined to maintain a cool public front.

The Trump campaign has denied press credentials to numerous outlets in response to what it considers unfair coverage, including The Huffington Post, Politico, The Daily Beast, Univision, Fusion, The Des Moines Register, The Union Leader, Mother Jones, National Review and most recently The Washington Post.

In an expression of its outrage at what it considered unfair treatment, Newmont publicly highlighted the fact that Mr. Ness, a native of Minnesota, was barred from leaving Indonesia and could not attend the funeral of his granddaughter in the United States earlier this year.

If Microsoft had lost a trial in California, the court could have ordered the company to pay additional damages based on behavior it considered "unfair," regardless of federal law, says Sullivan & Cromwell's Tulchin.

Dismayed by what it considered unfair criticism, the Chadian government then announced the withdrawal.

A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

In addition to his image as a sex symbol and an admitted "bit of rough", he has developed a reputation as a loner, a label he considers unfair.

Because it was considered unfair to ask Scottish jurors to spend many months in the Netherlands, a special law was passed to let three judges act as the jury.

While pacemakers are allowed, it is considered unfair to provide additional assistance, for instance manoeuvring a horse to ensure a clear run for a stable companion.

While it was sometimes necessary to prioritize one's own diabetes related needs, it could be considered unfair to the baby: Mother 1: It's just like you say, you have to put yourself first.