Sentence examples for unfair targeting from inspiring English sources

These trials also do not reflect the court's unfair targeting of Africa, as has been alleged.

Because of this sense of unfair targeting, there has been growing backlash to the ICC among many African nations.

This practice has drawn scrutiny for what critics say is its unfair targeting of innocent small businesses.

He felt everyone – politicians, intellectuals – must now unite to avoid any unfair targeting of the large number of Muslims in France.

JUSTICE pointed out that the legislation is drafted so broadly that it "will be very easy for an officer to justify an arrest" and that this could lead to unfair targeting of ethnic minority groups.

From now on, civilian courts will oversee promotions and dismissals by the High Military Council to ensure, at least in the view of the A.K.P., that there is no unfair targeting of Islamists.

This desire by the government to cast a wider net to identify and respond to "suspicious behavior" has only heightened the risk of unfair and unjust targeting of marginalized individuals.

Several civic leaders said on Thursday that the violence reflected anger among young people — and particularly young black men — who feel that they are unfair targets of the police.

It's easy to dismiss — part of what rankles is that Etsy seems like low-hanging fruit, and an unfair target — but its larger cultural import is of a piece with a lot of progressive movements which Mosle would be hard-pressed to dismiss".

Larry Craig and David Vitter are also unfair targets of a police force that should have better things to do.

Clinton joined one of the AFT's executive council meetings last month, where she said teachers had become unfair targets of political attacks, according to the union.