Not only do we impose a rotten, unfair charge on our young people, but we do not even have the ability to administer the scheme correctly and fairly.

Helping people to save would be pointless if they were to see their money eaten away by unfair charges.

Hundreds of thousands of homeowners trapped in expensive mortgages are threatening to sue two nationalised banks over allegedly excessive interest rates and unfair charges.

The service said that a small proportion of cases succeeded on the grounds of unfair charges.

Last year the banks raked in an estimated 4.5 billion from unfair charges.

The tournament was held in protest to the unfair distribution of prize money at tennis events.

He wants to end the unfair distribution of education funding, which gives more funding to schools with students that come from wealthier families.

Unbalanced territories also raise the problem of unfair distribution of sales potential among members of a sales force.

Critics argue that this leads to an unfair distribution of rescue resources and personnel to persons with higher-end or newer transceivers, and deprives everyone of an equal chance for rescue.

This was an unfair expectation to have of migrants and it too withered.

Assumptions and prejudices about the tournament bring premature and unfair expectations.

Some observers accused sections of the media of bias, unfair expectations, and negative reporting.

The agency was taking an unfair share of the blame.

Again, the greater the power a leader enjoyed, the more likely he or she was to take an unfair share of the money.

In particular, it worried that younger workers would end up taking an unfair share of the hit if markets threatened to reduce seriously the income of those already retired.

He thinks that it has suffered from an unfair share of bad press.

In both cases, employees appear to grab an unfair share of the value at the expense of shareholders and customers.