Sentence examples for selected unfairly from inspiring English sources
(AP) MANHATTAN: JURY PICKED IN TERROR TRIAL -- Defense lawyers for four men accused of conspiring to bomb two United States Embassies in Africa asked for a mistrial yesterday, saying a jury had been selected unfairly and should be disbanded.
The project to build a Garden Bridge over the river Thames in London should be halted following claims that the winner of the contest to design the bridge was selected unfairly, the head of the Royal Institute of British Architects has said.
"The City of Shelton has unfairly selected Dawn for the enforcement of this zoning law," he said.
Dr. Gott replied that his formula would apply to the survival of all 24 dogs, but that the selected sample was unfairly chosen.
The INS had unfairly selected them for deportation, they maintained, just for expressing their views, thus violating their rights under the First Amendment.
Ms. Faber said the company was "pleased that the commission has validated that Washington Heights was not unfairly selected to lose service but rather that the shutdown was necessitated by equipment problems in that specific network".
This afternoon, several Supreme Court justices, who are appointed but must stand for retention in periodic elections, asked whether continuing the manual recounts in selected counties might not unfairly disadvantage voters in counties whose official tallies have already been recorded, an argument that the Bush camp has made repeatedly.
The process began after a complaint from the British Humanist Association (BHA), which argues that some religious state schools use faith-based admissions criteria to unfairly select pupils based on social background or likely academic aptitude.
Take the unfairly maligned "Scoop".
And in February, Mr. Levy suspended the board of District 29, saying they had tainted the process for selecting a new superintendent by allowing a candidate to be unfairly discredited.
