Sentence examples for unfair role from inspiring English sources

He took part in a hunger strike during the trial in protest at what he and some of his fellow defendants described as the unfair role played by party politics and the media.

That's exactly what happened in the ethics committee's decision this week to look into whether Representative Maxine Waters of California played an unfair role in getting bailout money for a bank where her husband had been a director.

Thyberg thinks that creating new sexual discourses, not necessarily laws, is the way to obstruct unfair gender roles.

Focusing exclusively on mothers is unfair, but gender roles have significance: Women are, more often than not, the primary caregiver in homes, and have a great deal of responsibility in defining their children's eating patterns.

Supporters of Mr. Afzal, who hailed from the Sopore town of Baramulla district, believed that he received an unfair trial for his role in the deadly Parliament attack case of 2001.

Mr. Clinton's fairy tale line and a comment by Mrs. Clinton that some interpreted as giving President Lyndon B. Johnson more credit than the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for civil rights laws have disturbed African-Americans, who saw them as unfair and diminishing the role of civil rights activists.

Pinney said: "Children born into disadvantage do worse in school, they do worse at GCSE, they are more likely to leave early and more likely to be trapped in unemployment … we want to put the spotlight on the role that unfair admissions plays in sustaining the achievement gap in education".

(Sources: "Porter: Unfair Trade Plays a role in Declining U.S. Competitiveness, Manufacturing & Technology Newss, June 30, 2008; "Competitiveness Index: Where America Stands," Council on Competitiveness, 2007, p. 77; Peter Navarro, The Coming China Wars, p. 25).

The company's founders thought that since Shakespeare's plays were originally produced with men in all the roles (totally unfair to aspiring actresses, as Gwyneth Paltrow reminded us in the film "Shakespeare in Love"), it might be nice to turn the tables.

Tolerating B players in critical roles is unfair to the rest of the team.

The current pressure from brands, NGOs, governments, international organisations, and the media plays an important role in unravelling unfair wage practices.