Sentence examples for unfair control from inspiring English sources

Senator Kruger said that Mr. Wiener's seizure of the means of communication was typical of his practice of exerting unfair control over residents.

Unsafe and unfair control orders remained (albeit perfumed as terrorism prevention and investigation measures) and seductive promises of extradition reform failed to materialise.

The initiative is intended to address the commission's finding that Microsoft unfairly packaged Explorer with Windows, the operating system used on a large majority of PCs worldwide, giving it an unfair control over most people's main gateway to the Internet.

But one gigantic project is proving contentious with the neighbours: building the world's tallest hydroelectric dam.Islam Karimov, the strongman who rules downstream Uzbekistan, says the proposed 335-metre Rogun dam, on a tributary of the Amu Darya, will give Tajikistan unfair control over water resources and endanger millions in the event of an earthquake.

HeyWire claim Verizon has unfair control over how they operate – something they view as a breach of net neutrality.

The European investigation, like a similar one undertaken earlier by United States Department of Justice, highlights efforts by regulators to address concerns that large banks may be using unfair methods to control highly lucrative corners of finance.

They have to disremember Mr Geneen's reputation (which he obviously thinks grossly unfair) as a control freak at ITT and also to disremember the way his successors first sold off many of his conglomerate's acquired assets and then, in 1995, split it into three separate entities.

But while those topics have got the most press attention, the wider push would protect the rights of renters, protect vulnerable tenants, and control unfair rental hikes.

I can be controlling, unfair to my husband and I have wrinkles and bad skin.

"Unless our criminal justice process responds appropriately to the needs of young witnesses, this vulnerable and much victimised group will continue to be denied full access to justice," says Plotnikoff. "Enabling the evidence of young witnesses through support, effective pre-trial and trial management and the control of unfair questioning are vital aspects of that response".

Critics considered control orders unfair and Kafkaesque.