Sentence examples similar to unfairness examples from inspiring English sources

Thus, for example, unfairness in labour relations was considered a religious sin and caring for the sick a religious obligation.

Unfairness for instance is not confined to distributive justice.

I think that makes you more resistant to examples of unfairness in the real world.

That defense of the record ignores many notorious examples of unfairness in Texas death penalty cases.

"Not only does it reduce families' tax burden, it eliminates some of the most egregious examples of unfairness and complexity in the tax code today," said the panel's chairman, Senator William V. Roth Jr., Republican of Delaware.

Confronted with endless examples of unfairness, favoritism and just plain stupidity among New York's cultural establishment, the Gawker "voice" was righteously indignant but comically defeated, sighing in unison with an audience that believed nothing was as it seemed and nothing would ever really change.

He said that one example of unfairness was that the individual with the authority to approve any charges was also detailed to rule on defense motions.

The case of one Whiting pupil, Amanda Brigham, was eventually brought before the state Supreme Court by the American Civil Liberties Union as an example of unfairness in spending on schools; and on February 5th last year the court found the system unconstitutional.

"This is an outrageous example of unfairness, and I think all three cities are inclined to ensure that fairness prevails in the end.

Advocates seeking the repeal of the drug laws invariably hold these cases up as examples of their unfairness.

The case is a good example of the unfairness of the law.