It is about identifying where people are not fairly represented, by position or pay, and doing something to change it.
Don Gilmer, Michigan's lottery commissioner, said that George Kassab, the owner of Mr. K's Party Shoppe, was suing the state, contending that retailers who sell winning tickets are not fairly rewarded.
New research by IPPR, a think-tank, shows Englishness rising in popularity, alongside a growing sense that the English are not fairly represented in the British Parliament.Not only British, but alsoPainfully for Mr Salmond, who professes to love the EU and loathe the Tory party, his strongest sympathisers in the House of Commons are English Conservative MPs on the Eurosceptic right.
The abusive shelter involves, among other steps, setting up a shell company, then making a Roth I.R.A. the owner of that company by shifting shares and dividends in large amounts to the Roth I.R.A. "The acquisition of shares, the transactions or both are not fairly valued and thus have the effect of shifting value into the Roth I.R.A.," the agencies said.
The alert reader has already noticed that when the standard control charts are used for the project control, some project-specific assumptions are not fairly considered and may be ignored.
On the other hand, the distributed access scheme and the WLAN-first scheme exhibit comparable performance as the arrival rate of WLAN-only calls increases since WLAN-only calls are not fairly treated.
If songwriters aren't fairly compensated for their work, the variety, quality and volume will decrease.
(You probably realize by now that if you aren't fairly liberal or moderate, you might not want to read this).
The clarity of Congress's intent here is not fairly debatable.
There can be no truth in an environment in which the right to speak is not fairly distributed.
Zumwalt's logic is a paradigm of a kind of thinking that is not fairly common in Washington.
