Sentence examples for unfair balance from inspiring English sources

Similarly, dissembling the apparatus of privilege won't happen overnight, but in the meantime, delegates, pledged and super, must recognize and openly acknowledge the link between obscene corporate wealth and the unnecessary, criminal, cost to human life in Iraq, and elsewhere, as well as how corporate profiteering can only result in the unfair balance of power in this country, and globally.

"It is grossly unfair to balance the books on the backs of the world's poor, who are being worst hit by financial and economic crises they did not cause," said Natalia Alonso, head of Oxfam's E.U. office.

Eisen boycotts conferences with an unfair gender balance, and he uses his blog and Twitter accounts to urge other scientists to do the same.

Mr Clegg said the Conservatives had "a very unfair plan to balance the books, which departs from what we've done in coalition and I think we are entitled to say: 'What are you going to do?

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said ministers acknowledged the existing plans were "on balance, unfair" in terms of their likely impact on this group of women, so the 18-month cap was being introduced.

Clearly the thing was out of balance and unfair.

To counteract that, we need to actively build up positive implicit memories to balance this unfair accumulation of negative implicit memories.

That's why, for me, taking in the good is an absolutely crucial skill to develop, and a wonderful way to balance this unfair tilt embedded in your own nervous system.

CSR is more fundamental in nature and should dwell on the ways in which firms must ideally operate in a business environment by not indulging in practices like cartelisation, stock price manipulation, unfair trade practices and balance sheet manipulation.

(The Palestinian who stabbed Force was allegedly shot and killed by a police volunteer even though a video indicates he was wounded and no longer posed a danger). Palestinians say the payments are intended to balance an unfair system imposed by an occupying power.

objected that the balance was unfair.