Unfairness

Benedict himself would have understood the unfairness – but also the importance of not sweeping the reality of the situation under the carpet.

Both sought and acquired power without being able to articulate convincingly what motivated them to seek it or how they would tackle unfairness and inequality.

But she questioned the “unfairness” when refugees from other countries are considered.

Davis Gates said the unfairness falls hardest on newer teachers with the fewest accumulated sick days.

Despite all the unfairness and tragedy that life has thrown at Jack and Sarah, they have never faltered in their determination to defend their father’s reputation – and to achieve the things in life that would make him proud.

He also said there was no unfairness to her to commit her to trial on theft charges, partly as it was a statutory alternative.

He recalled complaining about the unfairness of the old felony murder law at one stage in his brother’s case, before SB 1437, and having little success.

I’m running for the senate on three fundamental issues: unfairness in our economy, the challenges to our democracy and the threat to our planet.

On Saturday conference will discuss an important paper about tackling the many sources of unfairness in our society.

People cope with all sorts of sacrifices if the rewards seem worth it, but unfairness and broken promises are toxic to any society, human or otherwise.

The wellspring of Vorderman's outrage at unfairness lies in her background.

They also had the problem of justifying all of the tragedy and hardship as well as the obvious unfairness so prevalent in their world, especially with one supreme, "perfect" deity supposedly watching over them.

We believe every student who participates in this program will be equipped to become an upstander, one who sees something wrong, works to make it right and strives to combat injustice, inequality or unfairness.

Whether the court decides that Ottawa was within its rights to impose such guidelines, the unfairness is clear, and the resulting social harm is vast.

A cross-party committee called for greater transparency around the formula used to allocate funding to Welsh councils amid concerns about unfairness.

Angry students building street barricades to protest society’s unfairness.

As a consequence, “junk science” is routinely admitted, leading to incurable unfairness and even wrongful convictions.

For years, eloquent orators like Frederick Douglas and MLK expressed the harm of unfairness.

How does that amount to prosecutorial unfairness?

However, as these sort of pendulums swing from one side to the other, as you will know, I think it’s swung very, very far in the direction of unfairness and not allowing people– and I’m not just talking about myself, but a whole lot of people.