Sentence examples for unfair approach from inspiring English sources
The proposed settlement will reverse this irrational and unfair approach to medical services.
"The president's approach of pursuing these issues now on a research and technology basis, instead of the completely unfair approach that Kyoto would have forced the United States to follow, is the sensible way," Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham said yesterday.
To paraphrase President Trump's words on trade, Democrats' unfair approach to net neutrality has taken advantage of consumers and Republican ideals for years.
I think those examples show that we do positive things together which have eluded single party governments in the past, but we Liberal Democrats also ensure that this government is anchored in the liberal centre ground and doesn't become captive of an unfair approach to life that you seen on the right wing of the Conservative Party.
Instead of these unfair approaches, we must support attempts to expand mechanisms that will allow judges and immigration agents to review and assess all the circumstances in someone's case; this is the only real way to ensure that wrongly accused victims who may have pled to or been unfairly convicted of domestic violence will not be mistakenly deported.
Apart from being grossly unfair, this approach put far too much reliance on building for sale by private housebuilders and left the government vulnerable to economic shocks.
"There are a number of names that are being banded about that are in employment, so it would be unfair to approach them at the moment".
The report recommended that universities ditch invasive and unfair punitive approaches to drugs and introduce "practical and supportive policies in place, which raise students' awareness and facilitate their access to information and appropriate support services".
Tan said that "pointing fingers of blame or responsibility on groups" is a "very unfair way" to approach political discussions.
"It may be easy to look to the board's rank-and-file workers to save money, but it's an unfair and unbalanced approach," Mr. Vallone said.
