Sentence examples for basic principles of fairness from inspiring English sources
This stands a core principle of President Obama's fiscal commission on its head and violates basic principles of fairness.
Lawyers told a high court judge that Balls and Camden council had disregarded basic principles of "fairness, openness and equity of treatment" in laying the foundations of a new city academy.
And so let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".
"This is a landlord-tenant dispute that hinges on basic principles of fairness to taxpayers and fairness to tenants," said City Councilman Daniel R. Garodnick, who lives in Peter Cooper.
Pressed about the constitutionality of a steep tax on bonuses, the president, who is a former constitutional law professor, said, "Let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".
The "overreaching proposal would establish a vague new compliance regime — applicable only to Apple — with intrusive oversight lasting for 10 years, going far beyond the legal issues in this case, injuring competition and consumers, and violating basic principles of fairness and due process," Apple's lawyer, Orin Snyder, said in its statement.
Hilary Benn, the shadow communities secretary, said his figures showed the government had "failed to apply the basic principle of fairness" when allocating money to local government.
He said: "This is something, because it is a basic principle of fairness and justice, that I think the public at large and MPs – and not just Conservative MPs – are going to feel very strongly about".
A statement on the council's website said: "We do not feel this basic principle of fairness has been adhered to in this case and will be looking with colleagues nationally at the possibility of raising a legal challenge to ensure Ofqual and the government put this right".
A statement on the Leeds City Council website by Councillor Judith Blake said: "We do not feel this basic principle of fairness has been adhered to in this case and will be looking with colleagues nationally at the possibility of raising a legal challenge to ensure Ofqual and the government put this right".
