Sentence examples for a fair method of from inspiring English sources

Laws can be unjust, and nonviolent civil disobedience is sometimes a fair method of protest.

Does this seem like a sound system and a fair method of compensation?

Much has been made about Twitter's Suggest User List (Disclosure: We're on it) and how it wasn't a fair method of user discovery.

When the capacity for treatment is less than demand, random assignment is a fair method of allocating resources.

Thus, the average chromosomal SNP density is a fair method of representing the data across the chromosomes and allows the ANOVA statistical test to be used for comparison between the subsets at a 95% confidence level.

Randomization has, in some cases, been used first as a fair method of distributing scarce resources in nonemergency conditions and as a method for adding scientifically valuable research (Edwards and Kirchin 2002).

It adopted a fairer method of selecting candidates: internal nominations, followed by opinion polls to pick the most electable.

If the numbers of activated neurons by V2L stimulation was drastically changed, cosine similarity might not be a fair method for comparing the similarity of activity patterns across different conditions.

She discusses Lincoln's little-known interest in personally testing new Army weapons and, in a brilliant passage, rhapsodizes about creativity and the Patent Office: "If a country can be said to possess a soul, then America's is the patent system: the simple, fair method of staking claim to a new idea and getting the chance to make money from it".

The main aims of introducing the UKCAT were to provide schools with a tool that would offer a more objective and fairer method of discriminating between academically high achieving applicants, and support widening participation initiatives.

Without these actions, it will be a struggle to ensure a fair and just method of training and assessing our future and current doctors.