He is being unfair. He is being unfair to me. It is unfair. "Unfair' needs a verb to go with it.

"I am sorry please" is not correct. "I am sorry. Please forgive me / Please excuse me" are correct. You could say, "Please excuse me". Alternatively "Excuse me. Please may I ....(whatever the request is)". Please is a request to the other person about your own action. Please excuse, please forgive, please pass me the, etc

Mariam, this sounds natural and clear as it is. An alternative is: After his suggestion at the 1936 II Congress of Psychiatrists and Neuropathologists to exempt psychopathic persons from criminal responsibility, he was accused of counter-revolutionary activity, even despite his outstanding achievements in the Soviet study of forensic psychiatry. I think both work. The option connects his action (suggestion) and the response (accusation) together. It depends on the preceding and trailing sentences. In some ways I would err towards the way I suggest, but this gets down to context and personal choice of expression and writing style. This way, the "Despite outstanding...." clause is placed in a trailing position of secondary contribution to the main point of the sentence. This sounds like a very interesting subject!

(this suggestions is for English learning purposes) Perhaps... People's Daily just turned a blind eye to the 14 year-old boy who was shot in the chest by a real bullet and the girl who was blinded by a shot to the head, as well as so much other brutality that the police committed. In that case, you can imagine how the Party-owned media behind the Great Firewall bias the ppl with their reports.

Yes you need to include "to". Also, please be careful about the apostrophe and plurals. "Which butcher's did you go to?" could mean "Which butcher's shop did you got to?" This is only one butcher's shop. OR "Which butcher's shops did you go to?" means you went to several butcher's shops. It is better to ask "Which butcher did you go to?" for only one/singular, or instead ask "Which butcher's shop did you go to?" Same for ...florist's shop. "Which florist did you go to?"

They did not have any steak. Steak is sold by weight, so you buy 2 kilograms of steak (plural is within the kilograms). Sometimes you buy for example three pieces of steak, but generally you would not ask for 3 steaks. Why did you go to the butcher's shop in main street? or Why did you go to the butcher's shop along the main street? When the street is called Main Street, you can say: Why did you go to the butcher's in Main Street?

Yes it sounds like a monitoring system for a train driver. The 15 s. 13 s and 4s are all s for seconds. Hold down at most for 15 seconds...

I back the observation made by Jenny M. Something else like "our products", or "our luxurious products" is needed than "they". Advertising descriptions aim to be inclusive in its language, to attract your attention and include you. "our products" is persuasive because you feel like you are sharing the products of the company with the consumer.