Sentence examples for unfair use from inspiring English sources

This is an unfair use of public tax subsidies.

The loophole has long been an unfair use of the tax code, and the bill would apply only to those who make more than $250,000 a year.

In a visit to Microsoft headquarters last November, Mr. Gore warned against "the unfair use of market dominance in one sector to stifle innovation in another sector".

This strikes some as being an unfair use of the company's position; Google says such rules are necessary to keep the Android experience from falling apart.Such actions are changing the perception of Google in Silicon Valley.

It prohibited the buying of stock without adequate funds to pay for it, provided for the registration and supervision of securities markets and stockbrokers, established rules for solicitation of proxies, and prevented unfair use of nonpublic information in stock trading.

"We will not be falling into the trap of allowing the Tories to present this as some kind of unfair use of the House of Lords," Labour's shadow DWP secretary Owen Smith told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"Countries can meet their obligations to protect against "unfair commercial use" under Article 39.3 by barring "dishonest" uses of test data.

These various pragmatic considerations are not in themselves morally decisive against weighing indirect non health effects in all cases, but if they apply to most cases it would be inconsistent and in turn unfair to use them only selectively, although this unfairness might not be morally decisive in all cases.

Looks great, works great, and of course my comparison with Office is unfair: to use Groove, for example, you have to have everyone in your team using a version of Office with it installed.

He has, he says, used all his unfair advantages, used his access to the establishment to try to undermine it.

Actually, since LdCD algorithms are not based on maximizing an objective function (i.e. the modularity), it is unfair to use the later criteria to compare these algorithms with popular modularity-guided approaches.