Übersetzung für "Unfairerweise" in Englisch

This will inevitably lead to the unfair exclusion of many important sites.

You were unfairly punished, and I would like to officially welcome you back.

Are you back to unfairly accuse my husband of another crime?

Raj, I let my emotions get the best of me, and I unfairly took it out on you.

You were just beaten and thrown in a cell... unfairly, if you ask me. And you're back to it.

Quite frankly, if Mr Cunningham takes the decision to ensure that unfair beef from other Member States will not enter the United Kingdom after 1 January, then he will have my total support.

It has been unfairly expropriated, and like so many other businesses, after many years of hard work, it is failing, following capricious decisions by those who think that anything goes.

Both the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions performed quite well in relation to the Belliard and Montoyer buildings and played quite a good game with the poor set of cards that were dealt to them unfairly by Parliament.

Many Amharas and Oromos feel Ethiopia is unfairly dominated by members of the Tigrayan ethnic group, which makes up about 6 percent of the population and dominates the military, the intelligence services, commerce and politics.

To this day, Mitt Romney is convinced that he lost the presidency in 2012 because Barack Obama unfairly gave Latino-Americans subsidized health insurance; gave women free reproductive health coverage (excluding abortion); and gave other groups similar “gifts.”

This means, for example, that the access to a start-up's website will not be unfairly slowed down to make the way for bigger companies.

The Committee of Inquiry has concluded that the financial liability for transit operations is unfairly concentrated on a single transit principal, usually unable fully to control the goods, and is not necessarily in proportion to the risk involved.

Our delegation to the Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade was unfairly accused and defamed by representatives of the United States government.

Positive stories about the country of 30 million people do not sell, leaving worthy tales unfairly ignored and a country misrepresented.

All of this highlights the need for creative solutions to disparities that unnecessarily and unfairly blight the lives of those who have the least, generate massive health-care costs, and pose a barrier to increased labor-force participation (impeding efforts in some countries to raise the retirement age).

Gibbs' original motivation for starting the archive was to cater for researchers who believed that their preprints had been unfairly rejected or reclassified by the arXiv moderators.

Instead, support concrete efforts that promote equal trade such as an end to US and European farm subsidies that unfairly depress farm markets at the expense of African farmers and their families.

Gary Yourofsky has since put out another video entitled "Palestinians, Blacks and Other Hypocrites" where he addresses the issue of people in the community "unfairly" accusing him of making racist statements.

His argument is that the Russian federation has been unfairly compelled by the old Soviet Union to subsidize the central Asian republics and the others to the tune of some $33 billion a year.

It concluded that parents who made reasonable decisions were unfairly labeled as potential threats to their kids, pushing parents into the child welfare system and wasting government resources.

That's when you have to get really cautious, because it's very easy for this sort of person to try to make it appear as though you're picking on them unfairly.

Sad as it may seem, devious games can occur in the work place and sometimes you might feel great compassion for someone else who is on the verge of losing their job unfairly.

But Stéphane Graber, secretary-general of the Geneva Trading and Shipping Association (GTSA), said the industry was getting an unfair reputation for dealing with politically exposed persons.