Sentence examples for as much fairness from inspiring English sources

Mr Justice Foskett said that although the 57-year-old had not been treated with as much fairness as would normally be expected, this was outweighed by the need for the public to be reassured that Haringey Council's children's services department was being reformed.

While voters want as much fairness as possible, their willingness to accept a less than perfect outcome reflects both a realism about the way we run elections and a lack of passion about either candidate.

Skinsuits were banned from downhill mountain biking recently, a ruling welcomed by some on the grounds of style as much as fairness – sentiments which may well be echoed by fans of 100m sprinting.

But it could lead to a legal morass marked by extortion as much as fairness, in which a small cast of liars cashes in on the real suffering of victims.

The key point is that better targeting subsidies is as much about fairness as it is about value for money in public spending.

The mission of the IOC, as set forth in the Olympic charter, is as much about the importance of fairness and the universal values of sport.

"In all fairness, Obamacare, as much as I was for it — and I'm on it myself — didn't affect us much at all.

Emphasising that a minimum wage was as much about sound economics as fairness and social justice, she declared: "It will be a single rate that will apply to all regions, sectors and size of firm".

She claims that for many swing voters in the south-east "fairness is as much about exchange – taking out once you have put in – as it is about need.

In conclusion, the proposed link scheduling scheme can achieve more spatial reuse gain than the existing scheme, which has already packed the D2D links spatially as much as possible while providing fairness among the users by sharing the resources dynamically based on traffic demand.

As much as ideology, decency and fairness must be our criteria in determining which leaders we should emulate and respect.