Sentence examples for unfair assertions from inspiring English sources

This information on which corporate executives and bankers already base critical decisions can be presented without confusing or misleading investors, without prejudicing legitimate corporate interests, or exposing companies to unfair assertions of liability.

DJs have enough trouble standing up to unfair assertions that electronic music is just about drugs, so stop ruining it for the rest of us.

It was a great line, but it was also an unfair assertion that the business was a crazy house - and thus beyond control.

Sanders said that the secretary's most recent assertion that he supported vigilantes was a "horrific statement" and "unfair".

It might sound unfair to make such a negative assertion before the product has even dropped.

Defense lawyers used the incident as new ammunition in their assertions that the tribunals were unfair.

Nail al-Jubeir, a spokesman for the Saudi embassy in Washington, said yesterday that the assertion in the ads was unfair and inaccurate.

But Moulton said: "We would welcome an opportunity to make our case that these serious assertions as to our behaviour are unfounded and unfair".

Prosecutors, who rejected Wilders' assertions the trial was politically motivated and an unfair attempt to limit his right to free speech, had asked that a fine of 5,000 euros ($5,300), but no prison sentence, be imposed.

The assertion of a 57percenttaxax increase is also unfair, Mr. Jacobs said, because it includes increases going back to 1999 when the Democrats first won the legislative majority, but while Thomas S. Gulotta, a Republican, was still county executive.

Now if A is a truth-value gap (therefore, in particular, not a truth), one may well want to deny A; but it would be unfair to take such a denial as equivalent to the assertion of ¬A.