In other cases, the laws themselves may be inequitable.

Secondly, the addition of new permanent members would be inequitable and unfair.

Giving up this social benefit for staff with dependants would be inequitable.

And if Allah were to outspread the provision for His bondmen, they would indeed be inequitable in the earth; but He sends down in a determined (estimate) whatever He decides; surely He is Ever-Cognizant, Ever-Beholding His bondmen.

NIOC contended that it would be inequitable to deprive Iran of the benefits that accrued to other oil producing countries when those countries did not incur the higher costs forced on NIOC due to its proximity to the war zone.

Furthermore, they consider that it would be inequitable that the victims of crimes which were committed by persons who are not prosecuted and convicted by the Tribunal would not benefit from any orders of compensation that the Tribunal might make.

Apart from Member States, scholars and blue-ribbon commissions have criticized the veto provisions as being inequitable, undemocratic and debilitating to the Council's capacity to fulfil its responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.

It should also be noted that an aquifer State's non-exercise of its right to utilize the aquifer should not prejudice the right of the other aquifer States to utilize it on the grounds that such utilization would be inequitable.

It felt that the payment of a flat rate, irrespective of grade, would be inequitable because staff at the lower grades would receive far more of an incentive than those at a higher grade receiving the same amount.

It was also noted that non-exercise by an aquifer State of its right to utilize an aquifer should not prejudice the right of the other aquifer States to utilize it on the ground that such utilization would be inequitable.