Sentence examples for unfair application from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania is notorious for its unfair application of the death sentence.

If this unfair application of different rules and standards is true, doesn't the fault lie more with the media and the practice of journalism than with the scientists?

The rent plan unleashed a torrent of criticism for its timing — during a recession — and for what critics described as its uneven, unfair application: one working single mother said she was charged over 50 percent of her income.

Through this experience, I have also seen intimately the unfair application of the death penalty, the lack of concern for the broken legal system, and the hatefulness of those sitting in distant seats of self-righteous judgment against those who become entangled in its grasp.

We must discuss and reveal the injustices adoptive children and families are suffering with the unfair application of the adoptions law everywhere but IMMEDIATELY in Ohio.

Her sentence, and its seemingly disproportionate severity compared to Braxton's, brought national attention to the unfair application of such laws, which carry potential life sentences in six states, including Oklahoma.

In addition to being too costly, capital punishment is unfair in its application.

Is one innocent person's life worth the risk, let alone 130? Beyond innocence, the death penalty is radically unfair in its application.

The satisfaction of retribution that the death penalty supplies can never outweigh the danger of unfair or erroneous application as long as it exists.

And then there's what some may call Stanza's unfair advantage: the application is free, as are its titles.

It is unfair because HP applications will obtain better throughput than LP applications as they contend for channel access more aggressively.