Sentence examples for unfairly applied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Antuofermo's lawyer, Robert C. Brown, contended yesterday that the law has been unfairly applied against his client.

Mr. West explains that the racist tag was unfairly applied to him after the MTV Awards incident.

But he considers the death penalty impractical because it is expensive, time-consuming and often unfairly applied.

Officials here also demand that the United States end punitive measures against a Chinese arms company that China says were unfairly applied.

The third-biggest emitter, India, has been more robust about elements of the proposed deal which it feels are being unfairly applied to it.

The suits argue that the 1913 statute has not been enforced for decades and that it is now being unfairly applied only to same-sex couples.

President Bush rejected the treaty in March, saying it would harm the economy and unfairly apply only to industrialized countries.

The Wildlife Conservation Society, which oversees the aquarium and most of the zoos in New York City, said the legislation would unfairly apply to its deaccessioning, which involves transferring animals to maintain valuable genetic populations and yields no revenue.

The United States is on the sidelines, a result of President Bush's decision in March that the treaty would harm the economy and unfairly apply only to industrialized countries.

In court, they argued that in denying permits for protests on the Great Lawn and North Meadow, the Parks Department, along with the Central Park Conservancy, its private partner, were unfairly applying rules that had never been made public.

The death penalty has been applied unfairly -- against minorities and the poor who cannot afford good legal counsel.