Critics have complained that agricultural water districts will have an unfair advantage: the ability to re-sell their BDCP water supply.
The unions have also fought the use of test scores in tenure decisions, saying they were an unfair gauge of ability and would turn classrooms into test-preparation mills.
Maybe it's an unfair question, but the ability to define your future is an indicator of the ability to build strategy, because nobody knows what five years looks like from now.
He also suggests Google is taking unfair advantage of its ability to sell advertising targeting specific audiences at discounted rates, undermining specialist publishers' ability to generate advertising revenue.
"It's an unfair restriction on my ability to compete," Westphal told the Sonics' play-by-play announcer, Kevin Callabro.
Both American and European businesses are increasingly agitated over what they regard as unfair curbs on their ability to compete with domestic companies in China's vast and growing market, despite Chinese guarantees.
Sheffield does have the pain threshold of a fire-walker; so it may be unfair to compare his ability to play with a shredded shoulder, but he makes Giambi's struggle against a microscopic menace look weak.
Microsoft has always said it must have the right to put what it wants in Windows, while its critics have said that right, plus its failure to properly share information about how Windows works, is the essence of its unfair advantage and its ability to encroach on other segments of the software market.
"I am more committed than ever before to restoring voters' faith in our democratic process because even the perception of impartiality or an unfair advantage undermines our ability to win," Perez said.
Where NGOs sing, however, is in their ability to challenge unfair structures, not to pander to them.
