Sentence examples for unfair and inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Cowen said the system was unfair and inconsistent.

I will lead across-the-board reforms in the federal tax code, removing myriad corporate tax loopholes that are costly, unfair, and inconsistent with a free-market economy.

The government have admitted that this is unfair and inconsistent, but say it would cost too much to rectify in terms of bureaucracy.

Mr. Harkin said that characterization of Mr. Perez was "grossly unfair" and inconsistent with the endorsements offered by Republican lawmakers and businesses that worked with Mr. Perez in Maryland.

To apply different rules to the turnout issue would be, as the TUC has pointed out, wholly unfair and inconsistent with the way in which other votes are governed.

Nineteen months after the Bloomberg administration began issuing letter grades to the city's 24,000 restaurants, the bright "A," "B" and "C" signs have become commonplace and polarizing presences, embraced by discerning customers but despised by restaurateurs who say the grades are handed out in unfair and inconsistent ways.

"British police risk losing the battle for the public's consent if they win public order through tactics that appear to be unfair, aggressive and inconsistent," he said.

Senior police officers could lose the consent of the British public unless they abandon misguided approaches to public protests that are considered "unfair, aggressive and inconsistent", an inquiry has found.

Heléna Herklots, chief executive of Carers UK, which supplied evidence to the court in support of the challenge, said: "Subjecting those who provide unpaid care to the benefit cap is unfair, counterproductive and inconsistent with the government's stated aims for the policy.

Giving students easy opportunities to abuse the integrity of an examination is unfair to honest students and inconsistent with the spirit of the Honor Code.

Carr's reading and criticism of the report is unfair and at times internally inconsistent.