Sentence examples for unfair in relation to from inspiring English sources

This means that the size of Kenya's claim on international health resources is unfair in relation to that of Uganda.

However, none has investigated the specific concept of experienced discrimination (reports of perceived unfair treatment) in relation to parenthood.

The two main challenges identified are the possibility that (knowledge about) individuals may be identified on the basis of their genetic information [ 3, 4] and that researchers in resource-rich countries have an unfair advantage in relation to researchers in poorer settings [ 5].

JS Crisis is an overused word in football, but if it wasn't for the seriousness of Italy's off-field problems then it would not be unfair for "crisis" to be mentioned in relation to the problems facing Cesare Prandelli and his side on the pitch.

This affects their right to make claims in relation to discrimination and unfair dismissal.

But two years ago, Paul was faced with an unfair aspect of the Fair Trade model in relation to coffee and cocoa.

In a separate submission to the committee, James Murdoch, the deputy chief executive of News Corp, disclosed payments worth £243,502 had been made to Mr Goodman in relation to his claim of unfair dismissal, including £13,000 in legal fees.

Critics say first-past-the-post is unfair as it does not reward smaller parties in relation to their share of the vote and ensures the two main parties hold a virtual duopoly on power.

In relation to the anticipation of unfair treatment, an international study found that over a third of participants reported anticipated discrimination when seeking employment and close personal relationships having no experience of such discrimination [ 6].

In relation to HICs it is an unfair claim because Kenya is doing less than it can by virtue of its resource potential for health financing.

The systematic review [ 14] made no mention of discrimination or unfair treatment suggesting that this dimension of stigma is rarely addressed in relation to parenthood.