Such was the fame of Cannons that members of the public flocked to visit the estate in great numbers and Alexander Pope was unjustly accused of having represented the house as "Timon's Villa" in his Epistle Of Taste (1731).
"In this tense international climate stoked by the madness of terrorist groups unjustly claiming to represent Islam, we call on all those attached to the republic's values and to democracy to avoid provocation," CFCM said.
With a set age-limit, some incompetent individuals above the limit will unjustly be deemed competent and some competent individuals below the limit unjustly deemed incompetent.
I met Andrew Cuomo in 2002, along with members of my group, Mothers of the New York Disappeared -- which represents those unjustly imprisoned under New York's Rockefeller Drug Laws, which is our own version of Jim Crow and convict leasing.
On the contrary, for many black Americans, the verdict represented vindication from a justice system that had for so long vehemently judiciously mistreated, violated, railroaded and incarcerated so many black people (especially young black men) who in a number of cases were unjustly prosecuted without probable cause.
"This represents a threat to those who have unjustly benefited from apartheid and continue to do so".
New York City Council member John C. Liu, who represents Flushing and employed Mr. Choe as legislative director until the end of August, says his former aide has been unjustly maligned.
A coalition of groups representing lawyers, doctors and consumers charged in court yesterday that new no-fault auto insurance regulations New York State recently adopted would benefit insurance companies and unjustly penalize accident victims.
As such, unlike women, they cannot be oppressed (although they can be unjustly dominated).
Pity, for example, may motivate a judge to act unjustly.
