Sentence examples for unfair guidelines from inspiring English sources

The 17-year-old used her quote in San Mateo High School's yearbook to fight back against school dress codes that often include unfair guidelines for female students.

I'm sure the CMA will do the right thing and rescind these ridiculous and unfair press guidelines.

Simpson, of Florida International University, said he recognized that some female athletes would find the guidelines unfair.

But the judge said the guidelines were "fundamentally unfair", given that Bouterse appeared motivated by a desire to make "a lot of money" rather than help terrorists.

It also calls for regulation of closed-circuit television, measures to stop councils spying on people, and new guidelines to prevent unfair extraditions to the US.

While Ban the Box legislation and 2012 EEOC guidelines specifically prohibit unfair use of criminal background records and blanket bans, these laws can be toothless and nearly impossible to enforce.

The survey comes months after the Obama administration issued guidelines to reduce unfair suspension practices that disproportionately impact minority students and discouraged districts from employing zero-tolerance discipline policies that perpetuate the school-to-prison pipeline.

KinderStart said the removal was unfair and unjustified and that Google's guidelines on ways to avoid such punishment were too vague.

The rulings provide fresh impetus for Congress to rewrite the grotesquely unfair crack cocaine laws on which the federal sentencing guidelines are partly based.

But others inside the corporation expressed frustration at guidelines that were difficult to interpret and could appear unfair.

The challenge was brought by the New York State Restaurant Association and 44 individual restaurants, which charged that providing public information about inspections, as well as the department's new guidelines for citing and classifying violations, were illegal and unfair.