Sentences with phrase «of fairness»

He told them he wanted to renew a sense of fairness in society - «where those who work hard and do the right thing are able to get on».

Well, struggle as I did I really couldn't find that many, but in the interest of fairness here we go.

These rights represent basic principles of fairness in our society and protect us as individuals to live our lives free from oppression.

Brief introduction dealing with decisions of government agencies, how tribunals work, the principle of fairness in administrative matters, challenging a decision and participating in public interest matters.

Issues of fairness for wives often deal with the division of household labor and childcare.

It would be a simple matter of fairness as well.

Indigenous law frequently engages principles of administrative law, such as duties of fairness.

It is up to each individual institution to decide what is fair and to reconcile its approach to dual - career accommodations with its own notion of fairness.

Here we go - tax increases will be guided by values of fairness.

My answer to the question of the fairness of subsidies is that petroleum companies give back benefits that are well in excess of the value of the subsidies they receive.

It occurs to me, that a simple test of the fairness of these algorithms, would be to run it on existing data, only time - reversed.

That simply goes against the basic concept of fairness.

Public perceptions of fairness in the courts is trending lower as a result.

When negotiating all the terms of the contract, I want to create a sense of fairness for both buyer and seller.

At first glance, it would appear he was picked out of fairness.

But in the spirit of fairness we will also give you an overview of the good points of this monitor but also some of its less desirable features.

But it is a strange idea of fairness to argue that because private sector staff have seen big cuts in their pensions, then so must the public sector.

In terms of fairness, the percentage settled on, 25 % of net receipts, ie 25 % of revenue, seems like a pretty significant share of the pie.

There is also a glaring lack of fairness in the proceedings leading up to a loss of citizenship on these grounds.

To overturn a conviction on the basis of ineffective assistance, counsel's conduct must have undermined the appearance of the fairness of the trial or the reliability of the verdict.

Rather, it will be resolved on the basis of fairness and need.

When confronting environmental challenges, considerations of fairness, equity, and justice must also inform any successful international agreement.

In the name of fairness, why couldn't scheduling involve an outside party, as it does in other big - money sports?

Yet there really is no law that suggests the world should be fair — especially by your admittedly self - centered definition of fairness.

Through study, development, and application of the law, the legal profession strives to maintain a balance of fairness while those responsible for ignoring the law are held accountable.

The package of reforms, it was found, «had little effect on time disposition, litigation costs and attorney satisfaction and views of the fairness of case management».

In 2 - Player Battle, they belong to player 1's army, although their strength is reduced for the sake of fairness.

«They have lost all credibility with the country and can not now claim to be a party of fairness,» he said.

The city will spend more than $ 90 million each year to ensure a small measure of fairness in these proceedings.

From seeing differences in a group at 3 months to a sense of fairness at 15 months, there's even more going on in your baby's brain than you might realize.

This is not so much a matter of fairness as it is of political common sense.

It needs to reflect a company culture of fairness and respect.

Ingredients of this fairness cream is oil controlling formula.

The questions were aimed at specific elements of fairness and attempted to provide a more refined portrait of public opinion about the fairness of judges and courts.

Ball says didn't vote against the law because of fairness, but because of his concerns over religious protections.

Each choice has a moral aspect including the lawyer's personal understanding of fairness and justice.

The regulation did not exclude an assessment of fairness unless the typical consumer could understand not only the actual wording used in the contractual documentation but also its effect.

The logic: It's coming out on the 360 as well, and they apparently have some sense of fairness about that.

Do not be put off by the legal - sounding categories: the following headings are really just some other aspects of the fairness principles that were discussed earlier.

This does enable a sense of fairness which allows you to focus on your strengths at a more prompt pace.

Now they may disagree on the application of fairness, but neither denies that fairness exists.

In case their talk of fairness doesn't wash, they have another card to play.

Any existing companies of this model would be wise to foster an environment of fairness at this early growth stage, in order to create a sense of community and loyalty.

The security umbrella must not only encompass user deposits and withdrawals but also ensure the feeling of fairness in the games.

Many issues of fairness require balancing the rights of the individual with the rights of the group.

There are treasures of immense joy waiting for you in marriage when you let go of your expectations of fairness.

«We are not talking about the politics of envy, we are talking about the politics of fairness,» he insisted.

The tax justice movement often appeals to a basic norm of fairness in advocating tax reform.