Sentence examples for unfair promises from inspiring English sources

Recruiters also make unfair promises about the value of the courses, according to the complaint, engaging in a practice of "enrolling and retaining students with false assurances that their credits will transfer to public or traditional schools, when, in fact, the credits do not transfer in most circumstances".

This brought forth a stinging reply from the city that the article was unfair, and a promise of improvements.

Mr Miliband will accuse the Conservatives of throwing around "unfunded, unfair and unbelievable" spending promises without knowing where the money is coming from to pay for them.

Clinton also blasted "unfair trade practices" and promised to "end the abuse of our market, our workers, our people".

Shorten has run a campaign against the "cruel" budget, arguing it was "unfair" and based on broken promises.

More than 100 picketed outside the main gate against what they say is an unfair labor practice that undermines promises to hire mostly Nevada workers in exchange for more than $1bn in state tax breaks, James said.

They use moralistic rhetoric, make unrealistic promises and launch unfair personal attacks on their opponents.

He promised to fix unfair sentencing laws, support needle exchange programs and remove combat troops from Iraq.

Ms. Park promised to end unfair practices by big businesses and strengthen small and medium-sized enterprises so that "such businesses can prosper alongside large companies".

Despite that, the Liberal Democrats went into the May election with a manifesto promise to "scrap unfair university tuition fees".

Unions argue that to take what has been promised to them is unfair and illegal.