Sentences with phrase «in the fairness of»

The diffuse harm to individuals and the concentrated benefit to Wall Street create yet another way in which the system is rigged, justifiably eroding public confidence in the fairness of the financial system.

CiTrades is a registered EU broker which should give anyone who wants to trade with them a lot of confidence in the fairness of this web broker.

He states that when people believe in the fairness of their leaders, they would be ready to do everything within their power to protect their fatherland.

The new online peer - review system «was a failed experiment» that shook community faith in fairness of grant selection processes, he told ScienceInsider.

But she's about the only actor who manages to hold her own in the ring with Hoffman, and in fairness some of the ancillary parts are sketchy and underwritten.

I thought in the fairness of full disclosure you would have to be first licensed as a broker to be declared as America's # 1 Mortgage Broker.

In fairness some of these are worth the detours, offering up snippets of story like the strange cabin I came across where an enemy had been sawing people up.

We have a unique opportunity to end the rancorous debate about climate change, a debate that is poisoning the air — the political air, that is — and inhibiting progress on two fronts: progress on addressing the possibility that we are on the road to a catastrophic warming of the globe, and progress on reforming our anti-growth tax structure, which is so inequitable that it is straining the public's belief in the fairness of capitalism and what we like to call «the American Dream.»

At the top of the list, as it is every year, is Delaware, described as «first among all fifty states in the fairness of its litigation environment.»

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's September 2017 assessment of state liability systems ranked South Carolina 34th among all 50 states in the fairness of its litigation environment.

Third, she argued that the appeal was not a full re-hearing of the «hearing» she had had prior to the Dean's decision to suspend and did not cure the alleged defects in the fairness of the process.

In a 2012 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform study, South Carolina ranked 39th out of all 50 states in fairness of its lawsuit climate.

And, if partners lose faith in the fairness of the compensation system, it could undermine much of what their firm is trying to achieve.

The state supreme court affirmed the fine and upheld the ban as a means of protecting judicial integrity and the public's trust in the fairness of judges.

I have 100 % confidence in the fairness of a judge of the Supreme Court.

Former Gov. Brewer «loses» first election in 35 years with dubious results; AZ State Treasurer demands recount NEW YORK, NY — Disputed results due to technical malfunctions at Saturday's Arizona GOP State Convention further undermines public confidence in the fairness of the Republican nominating contest, as former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer says she was cheated out of the contest and the...

«Canadian taxpayers must have confidence in the fairness of the tax system,» said the Commissioner of the Canada Revenue Agency, Michel Dorais, in a news release.

Not exact matches

The court wrote in Boyce that «the appearance of unlawful command influence» exists «where an objective, disinterested observer, fully informed of all the facts and circumstances, would harbor a significant double about the fairness of the proceeding» — a calculus evident in Nance's own public comments on Oct. 23.

Saskatchewan's NDP government learned this lesson the hard way in the 1990s and moved decisively to restore a measure of fairness by reducing top marginal tax rates in their 2000 tax reform.

Like beauty, «fairness» is in the eye of the beholder.

In the interest of proposing practical alternatives, financial advisor educator Evelyn Jacks has 10 suggestions to increase the fairness of the tax system, including:

No one is arguing against fairness, per se; it's more that fair is in the eye of the beholder.

The first was the current cover story of Bloomberg Businessweek (which, in fairness, isn't really all that long, compared with the typical Fortune feature).

«One of the conversations that keeps coming up at these G7 and G20 meetings is the idea of how to help workers transition (to jobs or retirement) and that there is some fairness and equity in that transition.

The U.S. Department of Justice and the EPA have filed a civil suit that could theoretically subject VW to up to $ 45 billion in fines (though, in fairness, no one expects penalties quite that draconian).

Were these provisions to become law, they could result in some states, legislatively, providing one level of care or protection to some of their citizens and a different level to others — which, could violate the equal protection and fairness requirements of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution.

Yale says participants in a formal Title IX adjudication are «asked to protect the fairness and integrity of the process by maintaining confidentiality.»

(In fairness, handrails are but one of Semperit's many products.)

Although this arrangement makes sense in many cases, as it can be more efficient, there are many networks where a centralized source of power poses significant threats to the health and fairness of the system.

According to Judy Obermayer, a business owner and former member of a RegFair board in New Hampshire, the fairness panel's job is «not quite an appeals process, but in a way it works like one.

Of course, technology has the potential to support Planned Parenthood's mission, and has been an instrumental tool in supporting fairness and equality in a number of wayOf course, technology has the potential to support Planned Parenthood's mission, and has been an instrumental tool in supporting fairness and equality in a number of wayof ways.

The fairness of an investigation hangs in the balance between efficiency and thoroughness; responding promptly to a complaint does not mean reaching an immediate conclusion.

«It is not only the risk of alienating their LGBT customers, but people who, generally speaking, believe in fairness and equality, who may or may not be LGBT themselves,» Bagnall says.

So while the interests of fairness argue for a dramatic scaling back of seniors» discounts — or at least greater use of income testing to ensure only those in real financial need are accessing them — political dynamics are actually working to expand their scope and cost.

Now, you may or may not find that to be a persuasive argument about the state of income inequality in Canada — as our own Chris MacDonald has pointed out, determining the fairness of CEO pay is more complicated than it seems.

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Wells Fargo, in Human Rights Campaign's most recent corporate equality index, an annual ranking of the nation's largest businesses for LGBT workplace fairness, has a perfect score of 100.

Some spoke, too, of concerns that what little progress they had seen on issues of fairness and diversity on Wall Street in recent years would be unwound in Mr. Trump's America.

«Too often, consumers don't have the basic facts they need to assess the fairness, integrity, and security of these trading platforms,» said Schneiderman in a statement.

So instead of theatrical mea culpas, GM has focused on solving the problem in the real courts, where fairness — not theatre — is the expectation.

«But superficial changes like these won't improve retention among Millennials unless they're accompanied by managers making authentic connections with employees, linking their work and contributions to a broader purpose, providing access to a diverse array of learning and development opportunities, and demonstrating fairness in promotion and advancement decisions.

Joel Reidenberg, a privacy expert with Fordham University, told me, «The relevant EU rules are based on general fair information practice standards, addressing a variety of aspects related to fairness in collection, purpose limitations, transparency of processing, accuracy, data subject access, and remedies for violations, and are more stringent because of their detail as well as some new twists.»

American farmers, businessmen and consumers thought of competition as a way to ensure fairness in the marketplace.

In fairness, McDonald had the misfortune of taking over during the punishing global recession that followed the financial crisis.

(In fairness, one of our experts, Diane Darling of Effective Networking in Boston, had some constructive criticism for the photo on my LinkedIn pagIn fairness, one of our experts, Diane Darling of Effective Networking in Boston, had some constructive criticism for the photo on my LinkedIn pagin Boston, had some constructive criticism for the photo on my LinkedIn page.

The fairness of the capital markets has been increasingly in the spotlight since the flash crash on May 6, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost $ 1 trillion in market value in a matter of minutes.

But there is genuine fear the EC fine could be the opening salvo in a grisly shoot - out, as regulators in Europe and elsewhere grow emboldened to punish American tech firms, and even meddle in their decision - making, in the name of fairness, privacy, or security.

A new study, which analyzed more than 20,000 conversations on Reddit, found fairness showed up in nearly 80 % of conversations in topics from business to politics.

In fairness, Nest's control of the experience was done in part to control the user's datIn fairness, Nest's control of the experience was done in part to control the user's datin part to control the user's data.

«I don't know in my long life that I ever worked with anybody who had quite the combination of policy knowledge and concern, political skills, a personal touch with people, a sense of innate fairness,» the former president said.