Sentence examples for unfair order from inspiring English sources

It should be clearly stated that the principle of sovereignty cannot be sacrificed to an abusive and unfair order that a hegemonic superpower uses, together with its own might and strength, to try to decide everything by itself.

It's the unfair, old order defending the status quo.

The cumulative results are, in Pogge's view, predictable: a grossly unfair global order in which benefits flow predominantly to the affluent [ 22].

In 1998, an appeals court ruled that Dr. Griffin's first trial was unfair and ordered him retried.

Unsafe and unfair control orders remained (albeit perfumed as terrorism prevention and investigation measures) and seductive promises of extradition reform failed to materialise.

Last year, a state judge declared Arkansas's public education system inadequate and its system of distributing state aid to local school districts unfair and ordered unspecified improvements.

But in December the case against the police officers, who had allegedly fitted up the Cardiff three, collapsed after the judge said it had become "irredeemably unfair", and ordered not guilty verdicts over concerns about disclosure of evidence.

Google has frequently been accused of search bias, that is, of presenting its search results in an unfair and subjective order.

Critics considered control orders unfair and Kafkaesque.

This, of course, is not the first time that widespread discontent against the "unfair" economic and political order has arisen.

If the graduate student decides that the authorship order is unfair and feels that being first author is required to get a good job, he or she may request that the adviser reconsider the order.