Sentence examples for unfair spending from inspiring English sources

"It now looks like close to half a million people came to London to express their peaceful but powerful opposition to the government's deep, rapid and unfair spending cuts.

"Write letters to the editor in response to an unfair story, spend lunch breaks leafleting, bake vegan cupcakes for co-workers, hand them out with a 'Why Vegan?' brochure and a copy of the recipe".

Who doesn't want government to be tough on unfair taxes, excessive spending and illegal immigrants -- not "Latino immigrants"?

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.

This small but ignored minority then start the lengthy process of appealing their unfair conviction, while spending years in prison for something they did not do.

"The state is, as you know, under court order to correct a long and grossly unfair pattern of spending for public school education," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Originally, this fear extended to the idea of training itself – in the 1920s and 1930s there were regular complaints that athletes were gaining an unfair advantage by spending weeks or months building up to a race, when it was widely believed that sport was meant to be a competition to see who was better on the day itself.

Democrats say it's unprecedented and and unfair to require spending cuts to accompany badly needed emergency aid.

Mr. Redding claimed that he sold his royalty rights in the early 1970's in an unfair contract and spent years trying to obtain what he considered his fair share, a battle that was continuing at the time of his death.

That's just plain unfair when we spent our youth getting past the only one that mattered.

Justice Antonin Scalia argued that limits on party spending were unfair.