Sentence examples for make unfairness from inspiring English sources

Here she was this morning, before the news broke of Mr Goodwin's de-gonging, cheering Mr Hester's political mugging as a first step in a new war against wealth:The Hester moment is Labour's chance to leap ahead and make unfairness the central charge against this government.

The people whose names we don't know because they didn't have the leverage to successfully fight the system or the visibility to make the unfairness of their experiences known.

However, those who make the unfairness argument disagree, likely because of their false assumptions.

But then the whole idea of aristocracy isn't fair, so fixing it might do more harm than good by making this unfairness look legitimate.

A state commission is studying capital punishment and whether its high cost and manifest unfairness make it time for the state to abolish the penalty.

'I call on the G8 to stop this unfairness, to make the playing field level.' · In the 1990s, as a condition of loans and aid from the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, Ghana was forced to open its markets to imported tomatoes.

Police unfairness makes the task of dealing with crime and disorder more difficult in the long run; fairness, on the other hand, helps secure long-term commitment to the rule of law.

Errors can happen by accident rather than misplay, and the comment on the rule makes its own unfairness explicit: "The official scorer shall apply this rule even when it appears to be an injustice to a fielder whose throw was accurate".

That kind of unfairness makes me angry enough to stifle my creativity and talents.

Another false assumption often made in the unfairness argument is that, if others are doing little to tackle DT, fairness dictates that I also have little/no responsibility.

In his experiments, the participants were more willing to make financial sacrifices in order to prevent future unfairness than past unfairness in scenarios such as judging transgressors in a lawsuit.