Sentence examples for unfairly without from inspiring English sources

He said some of these decisions were made unfairly, without natural justice and without the companies providing a reasonable opportunity to allow those affected to respond.

The industry, along with privacy advocates, argued that the pace of technology had outstripped government's ability to control it, and that American industry would suffer unfairly without access to foreign markets.

Congress provided bankruptcy courts with such flexibility in reviewing Chapter 11 plans under the standard at issue by permitting a plan to "discriminate" between classes as long as it does not "discriminate unfairly," without any further statutory delineation of how that requirement must be met.

They came with constitutional theories: D.C. residents are unfairly "subjugated" without a voting member of Congress.

We did not steal any code from another project, commerical or otherwise; no software or hardware was "reversed engineered" or unfairly used without proper attribution.

"If money has been taken from your account unfairly or without warning, the good news is the ombudsman is here to help.

When the public see a social worker on TV show EastEnders unfairly and without query removing a child from Lola, a capable mother, it's no surprise that their understanding of our role is warped.

If "smart wills" are disconnected from national law, then it creates the possibility for some people to be unfairly disinherited without recourse.

The legislation was introduced Tuesday by Council Member Charles Allen, a Democrat who believes young voters are unfairly taxed without representation since many high school students work and are otherwise treated as adults.

The moment is played like the justice-crusader getting unfairly silenced without any consideration given to the notion that maybe Russell really was making the work of these soldiers (on hand to protect Ugandan children) more difficult.

The Army is suspending discharges of foreign-born recruits who enlisted as part of a special military program that put them on the path to U.S. citizenship, following lawsuits by soldiers who say they have been expelled unfairly and without explanation.