Sentence examples for unequally applied from inspiring English sources

He believes the way marijuana laws are unequally applied to minorities constitutes a need for reform.

Why should we put faith in our justice system, as it stands, when the laws appear to be so unequally applied?

That it is unequally applied to defendants who are ethnic minorities, many of whom are poor and must rely on court-appointed lawyers, is equally documented.

Brown's killer and Garner's killers were freed by their respective grand juries, and the streets erupted again with the pain of a people who realized, again, that justice is unequally applied if your skin is black and your uniform is blue.

On the firm side, much of the Middle East suffers from a lack of entrepreneurship and private sector competition, with a combination of unequally applied regulations and other barriers to entry limiting the entry of new firms and dynamism of the private sector (World Bank, 2009).

Albanians still feel disadvantaged, neglected and that their rights are unequally applied.

The lack of reported consistent REB guidance means that this approach is likely to be unevenly applied across studies and thus that participants are treated unequally.

A new study of capital punishment suggests that it is applied unequally in rural and urban areas and that defendants whose victims are affluent are more likely to get the death penalty.

Its parent company, Metinvest, owned by Ukraine's richest man, Rinat Akhmetov, has complained about delays and selective searches that damage goods.But the pressure seems to have been applied unequally.

A16 Study Faults Death Penalty Use A study of capital punishment in Nebraska suggests that the death penalty is applied unequally in rural and urban areas and that defendants whose victims are affluent are more likely to receive a death sentence.

While Steve's dilemma was no laughing matter, I use that story on the first day of class to set the tone for the semester: Understanding the law is serious business and applied unequally to funny, young college students without counsel.