| 单词 | fundamentally unfair |
| 释义 | fundamentally unfair It's fundamentally unfair that the government takes such a large cut from an estate after an individual has died. Times, Sunday Times Four human rights groups issued a joint statement yesterday calling for the immediate release of the five, denouncing the trial as 'fundamentally unfair'. Times, Sunday Times He said a blanket exclusion of those who have been through previous redress schemes was 'fundamentally unfair' because compensation was decided upon by banks who were guilty of the misconduct. Times, Sunday Times But for a court to decide a case by reliance on evidence that one side has not had a chance to challenge may well amount to a fundamentally unfair hearing. Times, Sunday Times She was critical of the household charge describing it as a fundamentally unfair one. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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