Sentences with phrase «of fairness in»

Under the guise of fairness in competition some have discovered the age old shortcut of using the power of government to limit their competition.

Students investigate issues of ethical principle, such as questions of fairness in terms of equal sharing, treating everyone equally and the importance of rules for conduct.

Providing effective and evidence - based parent services is the fulcrum of fairness in the American approach to child welfare services delivery.

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

Banks» terms and conditions which impose charges on customers for unauthorised overdrafts are subject to the test of fairness in the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 (UTCCR 1999), the High Court has ruled.

Any secret interrogation of the defendant, from and after the finding of the indictment, without the protection afforded by the presence of counsel, contravenes the basic dictates of fairness in the conduct of criminal causes and the fundamental rights of persons charged with crime.

The mission of the SDRCC is to provide the sport community with a national alternative dispute resolution service and strengthen the culture of fairness in Canadian sport by resolving disputes quickly and efficiently and to provide expertise and assistance regarding alternative dispute resolution.

The City holds out the promise of fairness in the resolution of claims.

As a mediator, arbitrator, appraiser and neutral evaluator, Peter brings to the table the same traits he exhibited in practice with clients, adversaries and colleagues: being patient, perceptive and persistent in pursuing the resolution of a problem; and, possessing both balanced judgement and a sense of fairness in the process and in the result.

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.

Farrar J.A. accepted that the municipality was subject to a duty of fairness in disposing of the building and that the content of the municipality's policy gave rise to a legitimate expectation on the part of the not - for - profit groups.

The court will not be concerned with issues of fairness in the complex division of property and assets; thus, if the agreement favors one party over another, chances are that the favored party will prevail.

First, the appellant argues that the trial judge intervened to such an extent in the examination of witnesses that the appearance of fairness in the trial was fatally compromised.

If the objective is «ensuring the appearance of fairness in the eyes of the public», there are a lot of better places to start than by keeping the best lawyers out of the courtroom.

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

Part of this obligation includes a commitment to ensuring the appearance of fairness in the eyes of the public.

This finding seems a little at odds with the repeated decisions of the Supreme Court which emphasize the importance of fairness in the tendering process.

I think that most people would be rather upset about the lack of fairness in the eBay process if they were determining disputes over $ 1,000 — not to mention criminal and family litigation.

The Court had to consider how to apply the public law principle of fairness in the context of a comparative evaluation of competing bids.

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?

That said, the main discussion of fairness in Kernott related to determining what the beneficial shares were to be, the judges having accepted (as a matter of fact) that the beneficial interests had changed over time.

By contrast, the application and consideration of fairness in relation to co-habitees is limited in scope to the parties» course of dealings in relation to the property (ie restricted by property law principles).

It appears that this information should be provided only where the failure to do so would be unfair, however according to the Court's interpretation, the principle of fairness in Article 6 always requires the provision of this information.

In any case, the concept of «fair dealing» in Canada, as the name suggests, already incorporates notions of fairness in the copyright context.

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

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

** true, because people play a game based on the rules as stated (so far as they've been told those rules), there can be an inherent level of fairness in not changing the rules, but if the unfairness or other problems in not changing the rules would persist for a long time, then it can be better to change the rules; some phasing in of the changes over time can help alleviate shocks to the economy and in some cases, som compensation may be offered to those who are giving something up (but preferably not the sort of compensation that actually erodes the purpose of the change in the rules).

The only basis that Republicans could use in filing lawsuits against a truly aggressive GHG reduction plan would the plan's lack of fairness in equitably distributing the socio - economic burdens of decarbonization across all classes of GHG emitters, were that plan to be poorly designed and unfairly applied.

«Battle Arena is all about skill and dedication, and we've spent hundreds of hours planning to make it a paragon of fairness in mobile gaming.»

«With competitive PvP games, messing with player power as part of the progression takes away the sense or perception of fairness in the game.»

There is a sense of fairness in all that people do, exceeding the need for personal gain, except when times are tough.

It's not Amazon acting like some great arbiter of fairness in the sky decreeing that novels should be worth more than short stories.

The removal of consequences is often challenging for teachers and students to monitor, and if teachers make mistakes in this process, it hinders the the perception of fairness in the classroom.

They might have to hold their noses while ruling in favor of laws that make a mockery of our tenets of fairness in a constitutional democracy.

These disparities highlight a growing concern about the lack of fairness in the funding of elementary and secondary education in Wisconsin.

In the still - prevalent one - teacher - one - classroom model, few districts have provided a robust, sustainably funded way to connect teacher evaluation with career opportunities, and they continue to bump up against questions of fairness in evaluation.

«It is through methodologically rigorous research that we can address these issues of fairness in testing.

NAHT general secretary Russell Hobby says: «this is a basic issue of fairness in education.

They remind me of studies that find a sense of fairness in primates (20 September 2003, p 19).

This new work is the first to combine concepts from game theory, microeconomics, and statistical mechanics to address income inequality and the concept of fairness in an ideal free market environment.

«It will be our task to renew a sense of fairness in our society - where those who work hard and do the right thing are able to get on.»

«There is absolutely no guarantee of fairness in these recommendations,» said Michael Kink, executive director of the labor - backed Strong Economy for All.

Business Secretary Vince Cable has recently sought to reaffirm the Liberal Democrat commitment, and that of the Coalition government, to the principle of fairness in Higher Education.

«All the promises of fairness in Labour's manifesto should be taken with a barrelful of salt.

Take the policy often described as «boosting the personal allowance to take the lowest - paid out of tax», the great totem of fairness in the Liberal Democrat manifesto, whose inclusion in the budget was reported as Nick Clegg's progressive victory.

All of our fringe meetings were very successful, leading discussion in the party on key issues of fairness in the economy: taxes, high pay and our Plan C to put sustainability and fairness at the heart of government policy.

The PRC obviously wants to pick a fight with the Major League Baseball Players Association, and it doesn't want anyone with a sense of fairness in the way of reopening the Basic Agreement and / or locking out the players next spring.

The issue is one of fairness in a world where wealth and privilege are distributed so unequally.

The objection that recontracting is «too legalistic» is valid only if a couple has already achieved the kind of mutually acceptable level of fairness in the marriage that lets their love flower fully.