Sentence examples for up unfair from inspiring English sources

It was also buying direct from growers, helping to break up unfair industry price controls, and offering low-interest loans as an alternative to those from predatory lenders.

Article I of the Constitution grants Congress the power "to regulate Commerce…among the several states". So as a corollary, states can't interfere with that power by setting up unfair barriers that would hinder interstate commerce.

Because "good" judgments can set up unfair expectations.

To tag this most recent transfer to a proposed community center sets up unfair expectations from the public.

Under his leadership, Britain will stay buttoned-up, unfair, tribal, illiterate, Philistine, harsh and something of a laughing stock to our more relaxed European cousins.When Mr Blair's obituary is written, it will (probably) describe a leader who secured a second Labour term, but for no obvious purpose; a fixer, not a visionary.

It's good that editors have their dander up, but unfair is unfair.

Will rents go up if unfair letting fees are banned?

Boeing also alleges that Bombardier is propped up by unfair government subsidies that allow it to undercut foreign competitors.

We grant mobsters dignity because we enjoy contemplating the general principles by which they are supposed to have lived: omertà, standing up to unfair authority, protecting your own.

He's using the libertarian emphasis on individual rights to appeal to African-American voters who are fed up with unfair treatment by the criminal-justice system.

Loyalists preferred equality in positive relationships, but, in negative ones, they sought A.I. — they approached the relationship socially, seeking to create loyalty by giving up their unfair advantages.