Sentences with phrase «for fairness»

If you are fighting for fairness in belief, shouldn't you have to concede sometimes?

Here are three powerful ways you can join our fight for fairness in BC's family law legal aid system.

Our reputation for fairness and professionalism has made us a site of choice for reputable agencies.

Advocates for fairness in school sexual misconduct proceedings; recognizes the complexity of Title IX disciplinary proceedings and investigations conducted by colleges and universities.

Thus, it is not only economic reform that is urgent, but reforms targeting corruption and addressing the wider popular call for fairness.

Many contained messages asking for fairness, as well as the ability for their school to grow.

The truth is these people are not looking for fairness they are looking for an advantage in the guise of fairness.

Most people who join Labour believe it stands for fairness.

And always a party of restless and relentless reformers, the new mission for new Labour is to realise our passion for fairness and responsibility in these new global times.

Yes, it is possible to make night creams for fairness at home without any side effects.

Once the parties reach an online agreement, the agreement is reviewed for fairness by an objective third party.

The court concluded that the relevant charges were «ancillary» terms and could be assessed for fairness.

«It's time for fairness when it comes to supporting the MTA,» he said.

The judge will need to review your agreement for fairness even if you and your spouse agree on it.

Dollars times hours sounds like a formula for fairness.

Independent creators of all types can play an essential role in pushing for fairness in copyright law.

However, it can be difficult for you to understand that this innate appreciation for fairness doesn't come naturally for everyone.

In this case, the requirements for fairness and communication are even stricter than with a standard Patent Assignment.

He was known for his fairness and generosity as a critic and for his advocacy of all kinds of representational painting.

This decision is a victory for fairness and for women's equality.

On the other side, there's the argument for fairness.

When a society has absolutely nothing to hold it together, it settles for fairness and accuracy rather than community.

We farmers need to be vigilant for fairness in our system at all times.

To that end he today launched what he called his «manifesto for fairness in the workplace», stressing that he wanted to give workers a «much stronger voice».

This historic strike forms part of a growing global workers movement for fairness.

Numerous local organisations will monitor the elections for fairness.

We need a large scale study, that collects rigorous evidence for fairness and reliability and the results need to be published annually.

Don't fall for marketing campaigns, ignore your optimistic relatives, and approach everything in the crypto world with a healthy dose of skepticism — the industry is still too young for fairness.

«Working people did not create income inequality but working people will answer income inequality by fighting for fairness and justice,» he said.

As such, it's important to make sure you have settled on a lender with a reputation for fairness and consideration.

However, young children have a keen awareness of and passion for fairness.

When you use this cream you feel that one is the best cream for fairness.

Later that day in Buffalo, Cuomo said «This legislative agenda is going to be about a fight for fairness for New York's working families.

The Court of Appeal accepted the need for fairness when revisiting Simmons v Castle in October -LRB-[2012] EWCA Civ 1288; [2012] All ER (D) 90).

«When a community doesn't have trust for the fairness of the criminal justice system it creates anarchy and we have had a series of incidents in New York that have raised that question repeatedly,» Cuomo said.

It is therefore crucial that it spells out an agenda not only for our straitened financial circumstances but for fairness as well.

Game theory has helped reveal a seemingly innate desire for fairness: Game players will spend time and energy to punish unfair actions, even though there's nothing to be gained by these actions for themselves.

Another solution suggested by Professor Collins is the creation of a proportionality test for fairness requiring greater consideration of both the objective of the employer and the necessity for the decision.

Concern for fairness and for upbuilding community is not viewed as rational within the system.

Harvard University's Program on Education and Governance conducts an annual survey of the public's views on education policy that meets the highest standards for fairness and rigor.

B.C.'s quest for fairness is also unfair to Enbridge.

«For nearly 50 years, Louise Slaughter was a tireless advocate for our community and one of our nation's most fearless champions for fairness, equality, and justice.

Where Liberal Democrat ministers can argue for fairness and social justice directly against those who seek to curtail them.

... The system does not work without trust... When a community doesn't have trust for the fairness of the criminal justice system, it creates anarchy.»

And we should never forget one thing - that every single blow we have struck for fairness and for the future has been opposed by the Conservatives.

The review team examines the evidence available in the district and conducts conversations with local staff to determine the methodologies and processes used for establishing valid, reliably scored assessment, reviewed for fairness and appropriate level.

On March 4, over 10,000 charter school students, parents, teachers, and supporters from all over the state gathered at the Capitol to ask Albany for fairness in funding, facilities opportunities,...