do an injustice to

“It makes me uncomfortable. I want to be as fair as possible. There can be only 23 players. I’m going to do an injustice to someone. I know players think: ‘I deserve to be in’.

Re “Best of All Time, Including Antiquity,” Aug. 12: You do an injustice to the Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps by comparing his 13 gold medals to the 12 won by Leonidas of Rhodes in the 152 B.C.

“If we speak out against them without praying for them, then we do an injustice to God’s work in the world,” she said.

To cheers from other parents, provincial education minister Sandya Rajapaksa told the packed meeting: "We will not do an injustice to that child - we will give him a different school. And we will not do any injustice to your children so please bring them to school from tomorrow."

But that would do an injustice to Edward Dusinberre’s memoir “Beethoven for a Later Age: The Journey of a String Quartet”.