Skewed in favour of, When a situation, rule, or system is unfairly organized to give one group an advantage over others. It is not balanced, A level playing field, A situation in which everyone has the same opportunities and the same set of rules, making the competition fair., Lack a sound justification, To not have a good, logical, or legal reason for doing something., Place a burden on, To cause someone a lot of difficulty, hard work, or financial stress., Fair in principle, Something that sounds fair as an idea or a theory, but might not be fair or practical when it is actually put into action., Pose ethical concerns, To create doubts or worries about whether something is morally right or wrong., Reinforces power hierarchies, To make existing systems of "who is in charge" (the social or professional ladder) even stronger, often keeping the same people at the top and others at the bottom., Have the upper hand, To be in a position of control or to have an advantage over someone else in a conflict or negotiation..

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