Sentence examples for unfair definition from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court should overturn the appeals court's narrow, unfair definition of a supervisor.

The Supreme Court should overturn an appellate court's narrow, unfair definition of a supervisor.

"Divorced dad" often comes with its own set of unfair societal definitions, when it seems each man should be able to define themselves.

He believed this was unfair because, by definition, the law of the land and the way it is interpreted by a judge should be free for all citizens to access.

Gaining an unfair advantage is the definition of cheating.

If anything, The Huffington Post's disclaimer may have the effect of boosting Trump's popularity even more, because it adds another major media outlet (Fox News and, by extension, Megyn Kelly, being the first) leveraging unfair (by his campaign's definition) political coverage against the Republican front-runner.

4For regular employment, there are 8 basis indicators (notification procedures, delay involved before notice can start, length of the notice period, severance pay, definition of justified or unfair dismissal, length of trial period, and compensation following unfair dismissal).

No party would describe its policies as unfair and, sure enough, the panellists' definition of the word differed starkly.

The appeals court has now ordered Judge Barbier at the lower district court to review the wording of the deal in order to draw up a narrower set of definitions that will exclude unfair claims.

Part of the problem is that the definitions of false and unfair advertising were last updated by the FTC in 1983 and have historically required a performance claim such as, "Recommended by 8 out of 10 doctors".

A caricature is by definition an exaggeration, a distortion, unfair.