Although the Walter performance of the Second would pose unfair competition for almost anyone, Yoel Levi and the Atlanta Symphony make an honorable stab at the work (Telarc 80548; two CD's).
But the judge, Leonie M. Brinkema of Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., said that after listening to the tapes and reading a transcript of the recordings, she believed that the tapes "appear to have marginal evidentiary value while posing unfair prejudice" to Mr. Moussaoui, the only person charged in the Sept. 11 attacks.
The BBC needs to be mindful about the scope of its project, given that another venture, BBC Jam, had to be scrapped in 2007 after complaints from the commercial sector that it posed unfair competition to education-themed businesses.
Jim Lehrer, who acknowledged that he was posing an unfair question, asked Dr. Anthony S. Fauci of the National Institutes of Health if he would take the anthrax vaccine himself.
Students and college officials in Pittsburgh had argued that the tax would set a bad precedent in altering the tax-exempt status of nonprofit organizations and pose an unfair burden on institutions that already contributed substantially to the city.
Posing the question is unfair to anyone who has not visited the Prado.
Sir Norman Bettison, a chief inspector in the South Yorkshire police at the time of the Hillsborough disaster, has been derided this week for publishing a book, Hillsborough Untold, in which he once again places himself at the centre of the story and poses as a victim of unfair criticism.
Perhaps that's an unfair question to pose in the very first year of a director's tenure.
It is devoutly unfair to just pose the question to the individual, beckoning them to spark their own grey matter in hopes that they are able to find any design or substance relative to personal understanding within life.
Mr. Al-Amin's lead lawyer, Jack Martin, said the defense team had argued that given the atmosphere in the country, proceeding now would pose "the classic elements of an unfair trial: passion, prejudice and fear".
