Sentence examples for unfair race from inspiring English sources

Hagwon, after-hours cram schools, persist in making it an unfair race to the top.

Some critics of Mr. Chávez contended that it was an unfair race given the state propaganda apparatus at the incumbent's disposal.

Olympic officials feared the the winds might create unsafe speeds at the top, and might also make for an unfair race since some skiers would benefit from the gusting wind and others would not.

While a policing focus on drug possession has undoubtedly contributed to extreme and unfair race differences in stop and search, I think it is misleading to represent the situation in 2010 as the position now, and not to recognise when progress has been made.

Though corporations -- and the wealthy Republican who love them -- are clearly the benefactors in this unfair race to the top, President Obama is not exempt from criticism.

Reformists and moderates entered a completely unfair race; many of their candidates were disqualified; both leaders of the Green Movement, Mousavi and Karroubi, were under house arrest; some top figures and activists of the reform movement are still imprisoned; and most importantly, there is a media ban on former President Khatami, leader of the reform movement.

But as I read his piece, I found myself thinking about another group of white Americans that has stuck Obama with an unfair, race-based double standard.

The case, she said, lacks some of the factors that make some people object to the death penalty as patently unfair, like race.

The total number of claims from people challenging unfair dismissal, race, sex or disability discrimination has fallen by 60% since fees were introduced.

Mr. Ashcroft's supporters have complained loudly that it is unfair to inject race into the debate.

George Osborne moved to deregulate the labour market by announcing big fees to deter workers bringing employment tribunal action such as unfair dismissal and race discrimination cases.