Sentence examples for unjustifiably changed from inspiring English sources
In 2005, the law was unjustifiably changed to give private student loans the same privileged bankruptcy treatment as government loans, even though private student loans have vastly different terms and fewer consumer protections.
The spokeswoman added: "Unjustifiably frequent changes of support and care staff are simply not acceptable in any circumstance, particularly where dementia is concerned, and we must learn some very quick lessons from this terrible situation".
"This is a slap in the face to all those who've worked tirelessly to change and highlight the way police are unjustifiably violent towards certain communities," he said.
Physicians' reluctance to change or question drug therapies prescribed by colleagues is a well-known phenomenon [ 48] and a possible reason why (home) medication, even with errors, was continued unjustifiably.
Feeble competition... has led to unjustifiably high debit interchange fees that the poorest Americans are required to subsidize".
At the week-long trial last month, Desmond Browne QC said that Yeo, who represented South Suffolk for more than 30 years until the last election and was chairman of the energy and climate change select committee, was quite unjustifiably tarred with the same brush as another MP who had been exposed a week before.
(1) The ethical-theory argument has four parts and argues that no major ethics codes (Aristotelian, Thomistic, utilitarian, egalitarian) allow avoidable DT because, even if epigenetic change is not heritable, DT unjustifiably harms individual human flourishing, life, equality, and good.
Such disclosure is crucial to changing the corporate norms that have allowed for unjustifiably vast pay discrepancies.
The change added teeth to the department's little-used authority to reject premiums that would generate unjustifiably large profits or leave an insurer unable to pay its customers' bills.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
