Примеры использования To be unfair на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I found them to be unfair.
I find this to be unfair.
At first sight those absolute prices may appear to be unfair.
I do not want to be unfair to my dear wife papillona.
This, to me, did not seem to be unfair.
The action contemplated by OECD appeared to be unfair and, if applied, could have disastrous consequences on the region.
Examples of practices we deem to be unfair.
Conversely, a trial could not be considered to be unfair for the sole reason that it had resulted in a death sentence.
When things like that happen,life seems to be unfair.
The Government considered this to be unfair since the employer has no control over or responsibility for the actions of employees outside of work hours.
I don't want to be unfair.
Accordingly, fiscal policy-- that benefits from public spending and that is taxed-- can contribute to conflict when it is judged to be unfair.
That the present international economic order continues to be unfair and needs to be transformed.
Preventing market abuses was critical for sustainability,as an exchange would not be used if its trading environment was perceived to be unfair.
When people perceive inequality to be unfair and excessive, protests and social unrest can result, such as those seen around the world in recent years.
If foreign businesses consider decisions in the national orarbitration courts to be unfair there is no other recourse available.
He considers this to be unfair, unlawful and discriminatory because he is not financially solvent, having been unable to practise as a lawyer for three years as a result of his conviction.
The author contends that the judge is nurturing a"personal venom or vendetta" against him andconsiders his behaviour to be unfair and unacceptable.
They considered the system not only to be unfair to individual experts but also to contradict the principles of indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights which were the foundations of the international human rights system.
For instance, under article 17, paragraph 2,the normal legal proceedings of a State might be determined to be unfair or intended to shield the criminal.
They considered the system not only to be unfair to individual experts, but also to contradict the principles of indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights, which were the foundations of the international human rights system.
Most of the persons convicted were Uighurs sentenced to death for subversive or terrorist activities in trials alleged to be unfair.
It allows you to quickly identify a problematic client who has repeatedly shown himself to be unfair or even inadequate, that at least understand how to build a relationship with such a client and how best to process an order; allows you to be ready and know in advance the complexities that can arise when working with such a client.
The accused or his lawyer must have the right to act diligently and fearlessly in pursuing all available defences andthe right to challenge the conduct of the case if they believe it to be unfair.
While it would reduce somewhat the sharp increase for countries experiencing the discontinuity,it was felt by some to be unfair to those countries that had experienced the discontinuity in the past without such relief, as well as to countries that were only just above the threshold themselves which would have to contribute to such relief.
However, the Zambian courts have discretion to rule a free andfair confession inadmissible if the court determines that its admission would render the trial to be unfair to the accused.
The establishment of an Ombudsman Office andthe appointment of an Ombudsman to investigate complaints by members of society about Government's actions which they deem to be unfair, an abuse of power, contrary to law, discriminatory, or negligent.
The member from India said that he could not agree to vote on a draft decision that consisted primarily of text from an earlier draft to which he had objected on the grounds that it had been submitted by the notifying party,which he considered to be unfair.
Indeed, at one stage, the Government had required newspapers to lodge a substantial deposit as a guarantee of payment of libel awards against them by the courts, butthe practice had been deemed to be unfair and had been discontinued.