Sentence examples for apply fairness from inspiring English sources

Richard Collins, a divorce expert at Charles Russell, is wary of proposals for reform, particularly the use of formulas: "The unique feature of English and Welsh divorce law currently is that the court is able to apply fairness and reasonableness when it produces a bespoke, individual solution for each divorcing couple," he says.

If we consider such a case is unfavorable, then how to apply fairness to prevent it happening?

Similarly, by considering the features of an AC, our tuning algorithms apply fairness at two representative granularity levels: the single state of AC and the AC as a whole.

"Extend the leaving dates of those immediately at risk to allow for further talks; Agree to release volunteers; Cut the red tape when it comes to redeployment and make it happen; Use vacant posts to offset the costs of employing those at risk; Apply fairness across the BBC and treat people the same –wherever they work".

And he said there was a "question of credibility" for the BBC over whether it applied "fairness" to its reporting of politics.

"I do think there is, possibly with the particular journalist, but also there is an editorial question for the BBC about applying fairness in both directions.

Mr Shapps claimed there was a "question of credibility" for the BBC over whether it applied "fairness" to its reporting of politics.

He says: "Thirty three years in the prison services has taught me the importance of applying fairness and justice equably".

There was also a "question of credibility" for the BBC over whether it applied "fairness" to its reporting of politics, Mr Shapps added.

Essentially, we have recommended that the council should apply a fairness test to everything it does.

Republicans believed that Mr. Bartels should apply the fairness doctrine when looking at a statewide race, however, not individual legislative races where in some districts, like Essex, the Republicans never even fielded a candidate.