Meanings of say unfairly in English

Banks and other financial service providers have criticized the complaint database, which they say unfairly hurts firms' reputations.

Democrats want to crack down on the deals, which they say unfairly erode the U.S. corporate tax base.

Protesters are also calling for changes to the constitution, which they say unfairly weighed last year's elections in Prayuth's favour.

One, she said , was arguing that rising crime justifies stop-and-frisk tactics and other police methods that critics say unfairly target minorities.

But she criticized his support for stop-and-frisk policies in Philadelphia, a practice that critics say unfairly targets members of racial minorities.

Students are demanding the government get rid of the limit on loans which they say unfairly affects those who already have undergraduate degrees.

But it somehow happened- Iwillnot say unfairly-thatat the end of ten years, Joe Morgan no longer owned a share in the mill.

On Sunday as people rallied against government policies they say unfairly disadvantage Westland, 5000 bumper stickers were distributed, declaring 'I Support the Waitaha Hydro Project'.

Louisiana Representative Charles Boustany, a Republican, said unfairly subsidized shrimp imports threatened the livelihood of thousands of families in his state.

A stipulation that many critics, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York), said unfairly targets low-income residents who are primarily people of color.

The Senate also voted to require candidates to have a university degree, which civil rights advocates said unfairly favoured the OPEC member's wealthy minority.