Sentence examples for unfairly moved from inspiring English sources

The watchdog ruled out remarking the GCSEs despite schools claiming that the boundaries between grades C and D had been unfairly moved, resulting in fewer pupils achieving top grades.

While rivals have long asserted that Intel has moved to unfairly shut rivals out of the market for central processors the semiconductors that act as the "brains" for the world's computer systems the FTC said it is also examining Intel's actions in the market for graphics processors.

However, exporters have protested at the government's moves, pointing out that sudden policy changes unfairly affect their business plans and revenues.

More than 700 schools have produced evidence purporting to show that pupils were unfairly treated by examiners who moved the grade boundary for summer's GCSE English exams.

The consulting firm, known as Accenture, maintains that it has been unfairly caught up in criticism of companies that moved offshore to reduce or eliminate taxes to the United States on profits earned in America.

On the other hand, we have seen evidence that certain police practices unfairly profile citizens -- and even the children we are moved more than ever to protect.

Luckily, we moved on to the other British spies, some of them unfairly sidelined by 007, and how they have evolved.

He is a convicted murderer, having killed his wife before he moved to the UK, but his brother Janis Daksa says he has been portrayed unfairly.

A few hours after the original story moved on the wire, the A.P., no doubt stung by charges that it had quoted Santorum unfairly, made public lengthy excerpts from a transcription of the interview.

Peggy, how did you move from feeling unfairly attacked by Greenpeace to feeling like it was a useful partner that could help you achieve your sustainability goals?

Mr. Scharf said his client had been treated unfairly because the government did not move sooner to enforce the tax laws.