Sentence examples for unfair rules from inspiring English sources

Getting a toe in Darfur Playing by unfair rules ReprintsDisillusionment has grown in the interim, and not only because of the unfair rules.

The point is to work to change unfair rules, rather than ignore them.

But until then, they will try to prolong one of pro football's most unfair rules.

These unfair rules have in some cases forced innocent people into lengthy legal battles to retain their property.

He accused the Conservatives of "throwing up a smokescreen" around Labour's policy to hide the fact it would "keep these unfair rules".

It resents not the newcomer who invades the sanctuary but the competitor in the shop down the street, who plays by unfair rules.

And yesterday, that unfair rule never allowed the Giants an opportunity to rebound after Cortez's field goal.

This is Greene's response to what he and his coach, John Smith, consider an unfair rule that is forcing him to run in the national meet.

Democrats who intended to vote against the Shays-Meehan bill joined with Mr. Gephardt to reject Mr. Hastert's unfair rule.

For those hoping for a digital quick-fix to decades of corruption, unfair rule and exploitation in Africa, he is clear: "We really have to fix the institutions before we can leverage the technology".

But in a sign that Mr. Hastert and other opponents doubted their own ability to defeat it, they waited until the night before to spring a patently unfair rule for debating and voting on the measure.