Sentence examples for made an unfair from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gates made an "unfair statement" that "doesn't even correspond to any kind of truth," the French president said.
A lawsuit, filed Friday in Philadelphia, contends that the new publication has made an unfair, exclusive distribution arrangement with Philadelphia transit officials.
James Murdoch, News Corporation's chairman and chief executive in Europe and Asia, accused the BBC at the Edinburgh Television Festival of having made an unfair "land grab" on the media market.
To make an unfair comparison, Pujols's rate was 8.9 percent.
A lapdancer who wants to make an unfair dismissal claim lost a legal fight today with a firm that runs "gentlemen's clubs".
If you started work with your employer before 6 April 2012 you need one year's service under your belt before you can make an unfair dismissal claim.
Three appeal judges - Lord Justice Ward, Lord Justice Elias and Lord Justice Pitchford - ruled today that she had not been an employee and therefore could not make an unfair dismissal claim at an employment tribunal.
"You want today to be the day that life on Earth stops because you couldn't make an unfair decision?" Really, who among us would have pushed the button and who wouldn't have?
To many people, any force that makes an unfair system even more unfair actually seems pretty awful.
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What Crouse is doing is a tactic done by many on the right after the Prop 8 ruling went down - cherry picking parts of Judge Walker's statements to imply that he said "fathers don't matter" and then using data having absolutely nothing to do with his decision or same sex marriage in general to make an unfair correlation.
