Sentence examples for unfair measures from inspiring English sources

The unfair measures, according to the complaint, include suppressing strikes, banning independent trade unions and not enforcing minimum wage laws.

The Greens MP Adam Bandt said the government should devise "a plan B that had a chance of passing the Senate, instead of sticking with unfair measures that will grow the gap between rich and poor".

The group argued against many "unfair" measures in last year's budget, but backs the government's new plan to find savings on the government's spending on pensions by targeting payments to the neediest retirees.

It was used to strike down many onerous, discriminatory, and oppressive laws that disenfranchised people including poll taxes, literacy tests, inequitable redistricting plans, voter ID laws and other unfair measures that restricted or otherwise interfered with the right to vote.

Broadway's "Fair Lady" of December 1993, suffered an unfair measure of misguided conceits.

The challenge being mounted against the main SAT exam by the president of the University of California has given an extraordinary lift to critics who have long considered the test an inappropriate and unfair measure of high school students.

E1 EDUCATION Challenge Enlivens SAT Debate The effort by the president of the University of California to sideline the main SAT exam has given an extraordinary lift to critics who have long considered the test an inappropriate and unfair measure of high school students.

Reluctant to shoulder what they see as an unfair measure of blame for their bit parts in the financial meltdown, many former Lehmanites also note that their firm's demise visited dizzying and life-altering setbacks upon them as well.

Canada's trade minister, Pierre Pettigrew, said the export tax would legitimize the unfair punitive measures already taken by the United States.

Bowen said the government's budget was "propped up by unfair 'zombie measures'" which will not pass the parliament, destroying the credibility of its fiscal position.

The Labor party wasted no time rolling out a television advertisement to air in Western Australia before Saturday's Canning byelection, highlighting his emphatic support for Abbott's "unfair" budget measures.