Sentence examples for unfair advice from inspiring English sources

Examiners suspended following claims that exam boards were giving teachers unfair advice have told MPs they regret their secretly-recorded comments, the BBC reports.

Liberty provided a check list for Britons to avoid the dangers of unfair instant extradition, starting with the advice: "1.

"Ministers seem determined to force through these harsh and unfair changes that even their own advice suggests are wrong and unworkable.

These measures include better access to affordable credit, free debt advice and action to tackle unfair utility charges levied on low income households.

"This advice is completely unacceptable and grossly unfair," said Mr Millar.

Joshua Ongeta, 11, sought Prof. Pinheiro's advice on how children should deal with "unfair" parents at home.

They become better equipped to deal with abusive, threatening or unfair situations because they are in a better position to seek advice, exit a harmful situation when necessary, or cope creatively when they cannot leave.

They become better equiped to deal with an abusive threatening or unfair situations because they are in a better position to seek advice, exit a harmful situation when necessary or cope creatively when they cannot leave.

Although it is unfair for critics to lambast the Fund for making the same mistakes in Asia, Russia and Brazil (its advice on exchange-rate policy differed in Asia), there is clearly some explaining to be done.

Richard Gass, chairman of Rights Advice Scotland, said: "Much of the public's anger is currently turned on the unfair and discriminatory 'bedroom tax' despite it representing less than 5% of the total cuts being made.

Randy Cohen's advice to the celebrity spokesperson (Oct . 24 regarding the employer that he or she discovered had unfair labor practices here and abroad was dead on and succinct — quit your job.