Sentence examples for represent unfair from inspiring English sources

For companies, they represent unfair competition that, for some firms, may be fatal.

Other signs, posted for political or ideological reasons (such as campaign posters), are regulated more leniently (top right).The church says these rules represent unfair discrimination in violation of the First Amendment.

The Commission, the executive body of the European Union, is looking at whether the countries' tax treatment of multinationals that help attract investment and jobs that otherwise might go to where the companies' customers are based represent unfair state aid.

At least among the media groups which argue that the BBC represents unfair competition.

J. D. Petras, owner of Café Flore in the Castro, said food trucks represented "unfair competition" because their overhead was minimal compared to what restaurants must pay.

The ABC takes a look at the vast distances flowers have travelled to florists in Australia, which local growers say represents unfair competition and a constant biosecurity threat.

* United Parcel Service, the package-delivery company, has filed a complaint contending that the very existence of the publicly financed Canadian postal system represents unfair competition that conflicts with Canada's obligations under Nafta.

As has happened elsewhere in Europe, taxi driver unions, cab operators and politicians have argued that Uber does not comply with the legal standards for established taxi firms and its service represents unfair competition.

Commission officials said they were looking at whether the pricing for transactions between company subsidiaries, known as transfer pricing and approved by the Irish, Luxembourg and Dutch tax authorities, was selective and thereby represented unfair incentives.

The court says Uber represents unfair competition for taxi drivers.

Taxi drivers have mounted protests, even blockading highways, complaining that the application represents unfair competition.