Iniquitous

As for all those who continue to bend the rules to exclude others thereby leaving the judiciary with near impossible tasks, the day will surely come when Nigeria will be too narrow a place for them to exert their iniquitous influences.

She added: “Policies like the grossly iniquitous poll tax and the great privatisation rip-off offs were the hallmarks of Thatcherism.

The funding injustice of our education system and determination of our previous conservative federal government to run down the tertiary sector are iniquitous.

As he recalled in later years, money hadn’t come into it because at the time players were governed by an iniquitous maximum wage rule which, in financial terms, made it irrelevant who employed them.

The quest for “She in the constitution “represents our inability to break the iniquitous shackle of patriarchal notion.

VAT could be removed from every purchaser provable (by ID card) to be over 65. That most iniquitous Property Tax could be expunged from the law as it relates to the elderly homeowners.

And that will be an iniquitous result because it should be flashed across the sky that this is only the start and will take much longer than his derisory six months to achieve a successful free trade deal.

After watching their behaviour however, she realizes these men are just as iniquitous and shrewd as her previous victims.

By an uncompleted process of terror, by an iniquitous land settlement, by the virtual proscription of the Catholic religion, by the bloody deeds already described, he cut new gulfs between the nations and the creeds.