Thus we
see nothing unjust
in providing the trust which owns the appellant with a choice.
Unjust because segregation
distorts the soul and damages the personality.
The order was not
manifestly unjust
in all the circumstances.
Unjust enrichment
is no longer limited to any amount overpaid.
Unjust to do
so.
It
seems quite unjust
to review our decision by taking into account evidence previously excluded.
Why, in short, was everything so slow, so expensive, so disorderly, so often
grossly unjust?
Unjust embargo.
Unjust to deny
it any importance.
Normally any such use of state power would be
considered unjust.
Exclusion of workers means society is asked to accept an
inherently unjust
system.
Unjust imprisonment.
Beatrice concedes that divine justice is a matter for faith, and may
appear unjust
to human beings.
I also request that the uk withdraw from such a
fundamentally unjust
agreement.
Unjust steward, when he owed a hundred, bade him set down fifty.
We abolished our grand jury in the 30s because it had
become manifestly unjust.
As well as being profoundly
socially unjust, the tories were also grossly inefficient.
Unjust accusation
of infidelity.
The current system is deeply inhumane and
profoundly unjust.
Unjust punishment
which makes them go on hunger strike.
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