She said the business and professional elite in Hong Kong enjoy an undue advantage under the current electoral system and challenged them to show their support for democracy by running for direct election.
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With the legislative elections scheduled for 24 May, the arrangement is to ensure candidates who are incumbent legislators will not enjoy undue advantages over non-members in terms of media exposure.
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Nakusha is a fair girl in reality but was forced to conceal her beauty to avoid any person taking undue advantage of her beauty as the same had happened with her older sister.
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Congress has no more urgent task than to clean up a campaign financing system that gives undue advantage to rich candidates and influence-seeking campaign donors whose heavy spending subverts the democratic process.
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The study, which has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Financial Economics, seeks to validate the notion that markets are efficient, and that no one has undue advantage for long.
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"We need to be united at this hour so that no one can take undue advantage of the situation and harm the independence and democracy of the nation, " he said.
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Out-of-state power providers ( different from independent power producers who are expected to build plants in the state ) believe the legislation gives undue advantage to the local utilities for several reasons.
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However, in 2015, QS's introduction of faculty area normalization ensured that QS's rankings no longer conferred an undue advantage or disadvantage upon any institution based on their particular subject specialisms.
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He has also written a number of letters to various government departments seeking intervention to stop the timber and land mafias from exploiting the region's natural resources by taking undue advantage of the situation.
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In 2015, QS introduced faculty area normalization to their QS World University Rankings, ensuring that citations data was weighted in a way that prevented universities specializing in the Life Sciences and Engineering from receiving undue advantage.
