Sentence examples for systematically unfair from inspiring English sources
In the appeal court judgment, the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, said the severely truncated timescales involved in the fast-track process were "systematically unfair and unjust".
As he was approaching late adolescence, he had the realization that a lot of teenagers tend to have: The world is a systematically unfair place.
As he was approaching late adolescence he had the realisation that a lot of teenagers tend to have: that the world is a systematically unfair place.
"If the citizens of Baltimore are reacting [on the streets] to longstanding systemic issues, then dealing with arrestees in a systematically unfair manner, like leaving people in jail without charges, doesn't really seem to be an effective response," said Cherise Fanno Burdeen, the executive director of the Pretrial Justice Institute, a nonprofit committed to pretrial justice reform.
In ATRA's view, it is a place where judges "systematically apply laws and court procedures in an unfair and unbalanced manner, generally against defendants".
In the definition given by Krieger, "social inequalities… in health refer to health disparities, within and between countries, that are judged to be unfair, unjust, avoidable, and unnecessary… and that systematically burden populations rendered vulnerable by underlying social structures and political, economic, and legal institutions" [ 2].
