unfair decision

It is much better to have a debate than to make an unfair decision.

Inevitably, in that system, there are arbitrary and unfair decisions.

I asked whether that didn't encourage hasty, sometimes unfair decisions.

All the regular soldiers are near-unanimous that it is an unfair decision.

In protest of what he considered an unfair decision, he painted the house a bright green color, with purple dots.

Ver Carolina Indiana and just a step out competition for iron judge was unfair decision.

Already, the competition has included a loud and profane argument over the draw procedure and charges of an unfair decision.

"They were idealistic, enthusiastic young Republicans who felt they were being shut out, that this was an unfair decision."

It was an unfair decision."

Manny won't let that decision stand, so she and Mia confront Darcy about her unfair decision.

He felt that this was an unfair decision and believed that Duryodhana his nephew should have been the rightful heir to the throne.

Furious with what they considered to be an unfair decision, BSK refused to re-play the matches.

Fifty years after this event, Van Orman was still bitterly hurt by the disqualification: "the memory of that unfair decision never has grown dim".

Mun Ki tried to appeal this unfair decision, but the interpreter, after discussing the protest with Whipple, said bluntly, "You will stay inside the compound."

His lawyer, Mabrouk Korchid, said that "The judge decided to extradite him to Libya, It's an unfair decision, a political decision.

He said he wondered how long civil rights groups would keep "playing this shell game," paying to save defendants who, in his view, have made unfair decisions in the name of diversity.

"I am shocked and outraged at what I perceive as an unjust and unfair decision by the N.C.A.A. Infractions Committee," said President Maxson.

Mr Gurung, 43, also chair of the Folkestone Gurkha Memorial Fund in Kent, said: "This is a very unfair decision by the Ministry of Defence.

Along with other imperialist nations, the United States took a string of measures and made unfair decisions banning the export of whatever might contribute to Iraq's development and its scientific and industrial revival.

At the medal ceremony Pakistani players, as a protest against alleged biased and unfair decisions by the referee, threw their silver medals at the floor and turned their backs as the German anthem played.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India issued a statement in which they "decided to challenge the unfair decision to suspend Harbhajan Singh", stating that the ban was "patently unfair".

Uncomfortable with her unfair decision, and wanting to reconnect with his nephew, Prent tells him about his plan to transport 500 horses from Oregon to Sheridan, Wyoming, where he will sell them to the British Army.

Later he explained that being at the receiving end of an unfair decision against him, that threatened to ruin his international cricket career, it enabled him to understand the insecurities of other newcomers in the team better than his predecessors.

Since Islamic law did not provide for any appellate jurisdiction but regarded the decision of a qadi as final and irrevocable, the maẓālim court could function as a kind of court of appeals in cases where parties complained of unfair decisions from qadis.

In particular, it shows how Judge Ito had seethed over Mr. Cochran's comment at a news conference last week that the judge's ruling barring most of Mr. Fuhrman's taped remarks was "perhaps one of the cruelest, unfair decisions ever rendered in a criminal court."