Sentence examples for unfair methods from inspiring English sources
Who may be annoyed by the book's conclusion that China resorts to unfair methods?
China's rivals continue to complain about unfair methods—such as an undervalued currency and hidden subsidies.
He is already considering pursuing future antitrust cases with a little-used provision of antitrust law that directly outlaws unfair methods of competition.
In the Bush administration's view, to get in trouble a monopolist must do worse than use unfair methods to undermine a competitor.
Reading his initial opinion, the new justice sustained the Federal Trade Commission's contention that two firms were engaged in unfair methods of competition in marketing encyclopedias.
It said: "The United States adopted many unfair methods during the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese products, including the refusal to grant Chinese state-owned firms a differentiated tax rate".
It is time for the state to reform its unfair method of charging localities for the bloated costs of its juvenile facilities, which should be consolidated and the savings passed along to communities statewide.
They said that the practice of bundling "is an unfair method of competition," and they want the networks to be sold on a stand-alone, or a la carte, basis so that only those who want them have to pay for them.
Société Générale has called the leak a "manipulation by the media" that is based on "pseudo-revelations". Speaking to 20 Minutes, a spokesperson for the Paris prosecutor's office declined to comment on the conversation, but highlighted "the unfair method" used to procure the recording, which still needs to be authenticated.
But a year later, a former school inspector hired by the teachers' union has reinvestigated the allegations, and accused Mr. Stancik of padding evidence of cheating to make wrongdoing look far more pervasive than it was, and of shoddy and unfair investigative methods.
In America, the Bush administration's decision to impose safeguards was taken both to placate a rising chorus of anti-Chinese fervour in Congress and to drum up legislative support for CAFTA, the regional free-trade agreement with Central America.America's lawmakers are furious about what they see as China's unfair trade methods.
