Sentence examples for unfair transaction from inspiring English sources
"unfair transaction" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it any time you are referring to a transaction that has been conducted in an unjust or unfavorable way. For example, "The board of directors found that the company was engaged in an unfair transaction with its supplier and decided to discontinue the arrangement."
"Our only agenda has been and will continue to be to urge our fellow shareholders to reject an unfair transaction and focus on shareholder value," the firm added.
The problem in any transaction designed to squeeze out minority shareholders is that the incentive for the buyer is to pay the lowest price possible, but corporate leaders also have an obligation to protect all shareholders from an unfair transaction.
The question now arises as to whether an unfair transaction is always exploitative or whether A exploits B only if there is some defect in the process that culminates in B's decision.
The fines are just under 5percentt of the amount of the unfair transactions as determined by the commission.
The owners also say Marriott engages in unfair transactions with Avendra, a major hotel-industry supplier that Marriott partly owns.
The Fair Trade Commission said 22 units of the country's six major conglomerates had been fined for unfair transactions worth 684.4 billion won and for providing illegal help to affiliates worth 90 billion won.
So let us assume that, in principle, some account of unfair transactions can be given.
Some experts say that comparing funds to indexes is inherently unfair because of transaction and other costs that funds incur.
After evaluating the proposed deal, a financial adviser determined that it was, like the going-private transaction, unfair — that the preferred shares being offered were not equal to the value of the common stock.
These uneven conditions of participation and an unfair distribution of transaction costs, jeopardize the promising chances co-management bears for landscape governance.
And so it seems better simply to grant that some allegedly exploitative transactions are mutually advantageous and go on to ask what makes a mutually advantageous transaction unfair.
