In a dissent this term about a labor dispute resolved on a technicality, which unfairly deprived the plaintiff of her day in court, she wrote, "The court today resolves an imaginary question, based on a mistake the courts below made about this case and others like it".
In addition, the fast helper stations now perceive lower jitter than the slow source stations, implying that the issue of unfairly high jitter for fast stations has been successfully resolved by CoopMAC.
Perhaps the commissioner can help our district, as well as others, resolve a poorly and unfairly designed testing schedule.
Mr. Sharon said tonight that the United States had not unfairly put pressure on Israel to resolve the conflict with the Palestinians, but he suggested that he had been concerned that such pressure was coming.
Nearly two years after Citigroup was outfoxed for the troubled Wachovia Corporation, Citi is walking away with an unexpected prize: a $100 million check from Wells Fargo to resolve claims that it had unfairly wrestled Wachovia out of Citi's hands.
Under the tentative agreement, the tribe would receive about $100 million over 35 years from the state and federal governments to resolve their claim that they were unfairly tricked out of thousands of acres of land more than two centuries ago.
"Two and a quarter years to sort out a meter-billing problem; are other readers finding it takes that long to resolve issues with Scottish Power?" he asked, not unfairly.
But such a referendum resolves the nightmarish conundrum in an era where politicians are unfairly loathed or ideologically disinclined to act.
