Sentences with phrase «treat other people fairly»

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Live a good life... be a good person... treat others fairly... and all will work out in the end.

Research finds that people tend to believe that they are more likely than others to donate blood, give to charity, treat another person fairly, and give up one's own seat in a crowded bus for a pregnant woman.

Principals support others to build capacity and treat people fairly and with respect.

Although not generally mandated by legislatures to consider an animal's well - being or treat the animal differently from other property that must be fairly divided after a breakup, a handful of cases have acknowledged that people have a special relationship with their companion animals that sets them apart from other types of property.

«It is not treating the people being affected fairly and not treating the other residents of the Moyne Shire fairly, because it's the rate money we are going to have to spend when it goes to court.

So when information in garbage, information stored on digital recorder or information posted on Facebook is not treated with a fairly high degree of care and control, the person to whom the information belongs loses a privacy claim, or in other words, loses all right to control the information.

• Avoiding biased and superciliousness toward, and treat fairly with respect, all witnesses, lawyers, court employees, and other persons involved in the legal process.