| Might we eventually return to the iniquitous polarity of a land-owning gentry v the serfs? |
| It is quite iniquitous and will put up building and road costs everywhere besides putting further pressure on our haulage industry. |
| He was also a martyr to apartheid: a man debarred from the proper exercise of his skills, and even from fair pay, by an iniquitous regime. |
| My blood be upon your own heads and upon this iniquitous and monstrous tribunal. |
| But what of benefit caps, or the iniquitous treatment being meted out to the disabled? |
| However, the most iniquitous means of reducing the price is the dressing specification adopted by abattoirs. |
