Sentences with phrase «more fairness»

This often leads to more fairness in the divorce, but is also more unpredictable and complicated than in community property states.

As Ottawa is attempting to bring more fairness to our fiscal landscape and fix what is largely an urban issue, it shouldn't penalize our agrifood sector.

We have a chance to make bigger changes, to create more fairness in NYC.

As part of David Hinojosa's work as the Southwest regional counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, he has helped communities and parents to fight for more fairness.

«The reason we want to do this is to achieve more fairness in the market.»

The new law is a step toward more fairness within Illinois» police pension system, while offering certain police officers more control over their retirements.

Is there a way to have more fairness more objectivity in terms of how this money is let?»

Utica — State Senator Joseph A. Griffo of Rome and Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi of Utica announced today they are sponsoring a package of legislation designed to bring about more fairness, local input, and transparency to teacher evaluations and student testing now required by the State.

The US Department of Justice, the American Bar Association, nearly every state bar, most law schools and many volunteer lawyer organizations have all recognized that continued public support for the legal system requires more fairness.

Cohen's commentary effectively spotlights «that there's a majority on the court no longer willing to wait for lower courts or state legislators or Congress to ensure more fairness and accuracy in capital cases in particular.»

A meat tax would bring more fairness to the tax system, and the revenue gained could go towards funding educational programmes about the health and environmental benefits of abstaining from meat, eggs and dairy products.

According to Sen. Nancy Barto, (R - Phoenix), her legislation aims to create more fairness for noncustodial parents, reports the Verde Independent.

So thinking about balancing the team payments, so they're a little more balanced and creates more fairness, has to be weighed, in Ferrari's mind, I would expect, by the fact that creating a great platform helps our sponsorship revenue, too, so there's give - and - take.»

Good - government groups are divided on a redistricting proposition on this year's ballot purported to bring more fairness and transparency to a partisan process that has traditionally offered neither.

«We are going to be the city that shows that we have to be striving for more justice for working people, more fairness, more opportunity, not more and more power in the hands of the 1 percent.»

Good - government groups are divided on a redistricting proposition on this year's ballot purported to bring more fairness and transparency to

However, the bill as passed has two minor features that could result in more fairness.

«The agreement worked out among the governor, Speaker Silver and Majority Leader Skelos — a stark contrast with the political deadlock in Washington — will bring more fairness to the state tax code and help ensure that children in our public schools will begin to see restorations from the devastating education cuts of recent years,» he said.

Assemblyman Carl Heastie said: «This common sense law will protect workers and also, bring more fairness to the workplace.

Speaking just 11 days before he is expected to go to Buckingham Palace to call the election, Brown says he will offer the nation «more fairness, more responsibility from vested interests, a greater sense that people have more control over their lives.

The U.S. Federal Government passed the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (CARD Act) in an effort to bring more fairness and transparency to the credit card industry.

The Associated Press reported that New York's chief judge proposed new filing requirements for debt collectors to bring more fairness to state... [Read more...]

There appears to be more fairness and power - sharing in these relationships compared to straight couples.