Significados de patently unfair en inglés

Well, for one thing, because I think it's patently unfair to the young lad.

I am of the view that the 'process' that has been followed has been patently unfair towards me.

Weber, complaining that this was patently unfair, lobbied for a larger share of project resources for "popular" musicians.

This is patently unfair.

British prime minister Theresa May has said the system for investigating soldiers and police in Northern Ireland is " patently unfair".

The Ohio law is " patently unfair" and "the Ohio Legislature moved the proverbial goalpost in the midst of the game," Watson wrote.

In a challenging speech, Mr Brian Mooney, president of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors, said the current third-level grant scheme was " patently unfair".

The presumption that these shares should be treated as if they had voted against the transaction is patently unfair, Michael Dell and Silver Lake said.

It looked patently unfair to me and old-fashioned." He said it had generally been "white men from Oxbridge, like me" doing the recruiting.

Except sleep, and women hate it when you fall asleep right away, which I think is patently unfair, they should take it as a compliment.

Mr Kenny said the Government was negotiating the " patently unfair" situation with the ECB to bring about a restructuring and re-engineering of what was owed.

The £100,000 sum is described as "a patently unfair charge, whose purpose and effect appears to be to exclude the majority of the current members".