You were treated unfairly.

You seem to be prejudiced against ideas that come from foreign countries.

To the author, this further confirms that the judge was partial and prejudiced.

Unfairly singling out Israel for attention did nothing to contribute to the Middle East peace process.

The gender prejudiced environment favours the persistence of discriminating attitudes and primarily restricts women's participation in social, economic and political life.

(d) The Government selected a trial judge and venue racially prejudiced against indigenous peoples in order to ensure that Mr. Peltier would be convicted.

The combined company should submit, and receive KFTC's approval for, detailed measures to keep it from unfairly coercing inducing liquor wholesalers to transact with it and making a transaction with them by unfairly taking advantage of its position in the business area, and should comply with the measures for five years.

Finally, Canada stated last year that it felt the draft resolution entitled The Syrian Golan unfairly placed the responsibility for renewed negotiations on Israel.

He said he is being unfairly punished for mistakenly putting on the T shirt in a rush before going to watch his two children compete.

Unfairly or partially manipulated public opinion poll results released prior to an election have often affected the choices of voters, thus jeopardizing a fair election.

The provisions of the Law on the Control of Goods of 13 December 1996 and the Federal Law on War Materiel of 13 December 1996 shall not be prejudiced.

During the reporting period, about a dozen Bachelor's and Master's theses have been written to analyse how the media creates a favourable environment for prejudiced and stereotypical opinions and attitudes.

The right to restitution exists as a distinct right, and is prejudiced neither by the actual return nor non return of refugees and displaced persons entitled to housing, land and property restitution.

The only constraint was that the sovereignty of their homeland and their political rights as a people to decide their own future must not be adversely affected or prejudiced in any way.

It was reported that several anti Cuban Government right wing organizations are based in that city and that many people there have biased, prejudiced and strongly held feelings against the Government of Cuba.

Concern was raised that the application of exclusive jurisdiction clauses to third parties would unfairly take away their right to choose the forum from the options in draft article 72.

As to the selection of an allegedly racially prejudiced judge, the source is silent on why the selection of that judge had not been challenged by the defence, which would have been able to do so.

It was clear from the current discussion that the methodology unfairly burdened some States while failing to reflect other States' true capacity to pay or the special responsibilities borne by some of them.

Yet on 24 September 1996 the same Court ruled, ex parte and unfairly, that Le Praley should also be wound up The 6 October 1993 judgement was not recorded in writing but existed nonetheless.

Any further reduction in those services would not only unfairly deprive the refugees of the level of support to which they were entitled, but could also have a destabilizing effect on the entire region.

One of the lessons of the Wolfowitz debacle is that it does actually matter how stakeholders and employees feel about the Bank s leadership. The world was prejudiced against him from the start because of his involvement in the Iraq War.

The minority of women willing to report the crimes perpetrated against them risk being ignored, accused of committing sexual offences, detained arbitrarily, tried unfairly and or returned to the husbands or families responsible for the crimes.

Some experts, however, dismiss these views as mental health illiteracy. They continue to insist that mental illness is an illness like any other, despite many studies showing that the more we adopt this medical model, the more prejudiced and frightened we become.

They suggested further that the situation of indigenous peoples is prejudiced by strong enforcement mechanisms in trade related agreements, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreements and free trade agreements, whereas human rights standards and indigenous customary laws remain largely unimplemented.

1. No authority or official shall order, apply, permit or tolerate any sanction against any person or organization for having communicated to the national preventive mechanism any information, whether true or false, and no such person or organization shall be otherwise prejudiced in any way.

One possible explanation is that biases in the patterns of liberalization prejudiced growth prospects by discriminating against sectors where developing countries could build comparative advantage, even as they unleashed asymmetric market forces on the weaker participants in the trading system (UNCTAD, 1999 ILO, 2004).

The board of directors and the senior managers shall support the compliance department, the compliance posts and the compliance personnel in performance of their work duties, and take measures to effectively protect them from being unfairly treated when performing duties.

People leaving violent relationships, people with unmanageable and crippling debts, families going through separation, workers who are unfairly sacked all of these people have problems with legal dimensions, and this report shows that they're not able to get the help they need.

In four Views concerning the Czech Republic, the Committee has concluded that the right to private property, as such, is not protected under the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, but that conditions for the restoration of property cannot be unfairly discriminatory.

No authority or official shall order, apply, permit or tolerate any sanction against any person or organization for having communicated to the Subcommittee on Prevention or to its delegates any information, whether true or false, and no such person or organization shall be otherwise prejudiced in any way.

Since the French, of all continental Europeans, most respect the convention that no useful work should be done in the month of August, this is harsh treatment for their bankers. They have not been slow to claim that they are being singled out unfairly.

Yet badgering or jailing journalists is no way to resolve what could be handled through a voluntary media council or independent ombudsman. Furthermore, the government effort to portray independent journalists as vicious enemies unfairly condemns the many Ethiopian reporters and editors who take their responsibilities seriously.

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).

Property rights are ultimately sanctioned by society, and, to the extent that they seem to be unfair, society has an incentive to change them. But will society see the software billionaire as having acquired her wealth unfairly, or will it see that wealth as a fair reward for cleverness?

Yes, our government s primary job is to protect us but people die all the time, often unfairly, and there are limits on how much protection we seek or even allow. We permit deadly cars on the highway we let people die because of inadequate medical care we tolerate bridges that collapse.

The United States has fulfilled its obligation under the relevant provision of the Headquarters Agreement to consider the needs of the United Nations as being of equal importance with the similar needs of essential agencies of the Government of the United States, and will take steps accordingly, to ensure that the work of the United Nations is not prejudiced.

She challenged its view that the complaint amounts to an actio popularis and reiterates her claim that her expulsion to Iran would expose her to a real risk of violation of her rights under the Covenant, and that in assessing her complaint the Dutch authorities unfairly concluded that her claims were insufficiently substantiated.

Ms. Hall (United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the European Union, noted that the Special Rapporteur had stated that the events of 11 September 2001 had unfairly and illegally made targets of Muslims, and that religious leaders needed to denounce violence in stronger terms if Islam was to be de linked from terrorism.

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. He could never convince them that they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives.

What is wrong with the fact that a parliamentary committee passes a political judgment against a Commissioner for purely political reasons? The rejection of my nomination was, according to many, just another political battle you win some, you lose some, but you cannot say that you have been unfairly discriminated against simply because you lost.

Yar Adua insists that he s fine and that his trips to Germany for medical treatment, during the election campaign last year and again this April, have been unfairly politicized. But there are plenty of unanswered questions about his kidney condition and rumors that he may even have Churg Strauss Syndrome, a life threatening autoimmune disease.

Though competent and tough, Rousseff faces voter fatigue after 12 years of PT rule, which many will remember, perhaps unfairly, for corruption scandals and the national team s 7 1 drubbing by Germany in this year s World Cup. But it is the government s dismal economic record over the past four years that is causing the biggest problems for Rousseff s campaign.

The case was brought by 18 Roma children from the city of Ostrava in the Czech Republic who had been assigned to special remedial schools for the mentally deficient. In Central and Eastern Europe, Roma are often unfairly placed in these special schools, which provide sub par education that all but guarantees a life of poverty and manual labor.

Since World War II, most British governments tried to manipulate the economy for short term party advantage, usually with disastrous long term results. This lamentable tradition was common to both Conservatives and Labour and yet, unfairly, it was the Labour Party that was most contaminated by the smear that it could not be trusted to manage the economy.

Many in the US feared that, just as the nineteenth century had been British and the twentieth century had been American, the twenty first century would be Japanese. But, unlike the British or the Americans, the Japanese allegedly were gaining ground in nefarious ways, exporting aggressively to the US and unfairly excluding US exports from their domestic market.