Sentences with phrase «fairness issues when»

Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a recent news conference he likes the idea of getting more cars off the streets but that there are «serious fairness issues when it comes to congestion pricing.»

I think there are serious fairness issues when it comes to congestion pricing.»

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An unlimited policy is also hard on managers, she says, because when one employee takes more time than another, issues of equity or fairness crop up.

On the affordability issue, the pilot will allow us to see what it actually costs taxpayers when we do not improve fairness to low - income communities.

You know nothing about how I feel when the issue of sexism towards women is brought up or what I feel about fairness to men.

Beside the issue of Walcot's contract, Wenger loves his midfielders and in fairness to him, when we play Ramsey on the right, we don't have a lot of movement behind the opposition's defence and we are not as fast as we are when playing walcot.

There is a fairness issue that arises, however, when teams that don't win league titles can drop to lower divisions and can compete for state titles, especially when the league champion gets knocked out in a higher division.

When he becomes an adult he'll need to be able to deal with fairness issues at work or in his relationships.

The podcast gained traction on Monday when it was announced that WNYC Studios and Pineapple Street Media — producer of, among other podcasts, «Missing Richard Simmons» — will partner with Some Spider entertainment brand CAFE on the podcast, which is to focus on issues of justice and fairness, according to the release.

There is no fairness in having to raise taxes to unbearable levels to deal with these issues when FEMA has a $ 14 billion budget, presumably to deal with disasters.

We know racial justice is a worker issue, that racial equality is a union goal: we can not win at work when race divides us, nor does fairness truly exist when some of us are profiled at home, targeted on the streets, and treated unequally in the courts.

It flies in the face of science, fairness, common sense and the Governor's own greenhouse gas reduction targets to build new fracked gas power plants at a time when climate change is the most pressing issue facing our nation and the world.

Issues of «fairness» arise when a test, or more likely its summative (i.e., summary and sometimes consequential) and formative (i.e., informative) uses, impact some more than others in unfair yet often important ways.

- When disciplinary issues occur, using small group circles, fairness committees, and peer juries to speak with involved students about the causes of the issues and identify positive solutions to repair the harm.

Attending to issues of diversity and fairness in assessment — including explanations of historical or political events, names in word problems, experts cited, and even details like the book covers students see when doing research projects — can help schools reconcile the mixed messages that surface when schools say that students need to be prepared for a diverse world while primarily exposing them to familiar names and faces (Hess & McAvoy, 2014; Popham, 2006).

Now in fairness I'd expect a higher price than EA Access as you are being given access to hundreds of games, but with the issues they're having so far the price above is far too high, especially when most people already have to fork out for Playstation Plus.

I have no issues when a game bugs out and sees previously placed bad guys removed from play — hell, I'm never going to moan when something frustrating is made easier — but I want consistency and fairness; Bounce Rescue is about as far removed from that as possible, delivering random gaming when it quite probably isn't meant to.

Did the board err in law and breach its duty of fairness in determining the circumstances in which the record would be made publicly available following an appeal when that issue was not before the board?

Our attorneys interpret and apply these documents to ensure compliance with standards of fairness and due process when dealing with medical staff issues.

The principles that drive our success are those found in most thriving organizations: Integrity, honesty, fairness in our dealings with our colleagues, our clients and our legal adversaries; an expectation of excellence in our work, through both mastery of the law and careful preparation; a common - sense approach to problem solving that respects and conserves our clients» resources; a responsive, service - oriented attitude in our working relationships; and a willingness to engage issues and opponents head - on when necessary, and win.

When an inquiry committee disposes of a complaint by issuing a citation for a disciplinary hearing, to what extent is that committee's decision subject to challenge based on either procedural fairness or on its substantive merits?

To avoid this great heresy obviously requires a tribunal to confine itself, when considering the fairness of the dismissal under s 98 (4) of the Employment Rights Act 1996, to focus entirely upon the three fundamental issues of:

But still, broadcasters have been subject to rules aimed at ensuring people have access to the political information needed in order to vote and engage in political life, like the fairness doctrine, which required that broadcasters devote some programming to controversial political issues and that when a broadcaster endorsed a candidate, the news outlet still had to give airtime to the other candidates in the election.

They also explore principles of fairness (for example, the problems with an «eye for an eye» or «first come, first served») and the issues and problems involved in appealing to consequences and duty when making moral decisions in everyday contexts.