Is there always a choice that is "fair" taking into account everyone's opinions?
The dealing must also be shown to have been fair, taking into account the many factors considered by the courts.
Other parts of the survey asked similar questions about content glorifying extremism, and asked users to rank how important they felt it was that Facebook's policies were developed in a transparent manner, were fair, took into account different cultural norms, and achieved "the 'right outcome'".
And to rank how important they felt it is that Facebook's policies are developed in a transparent manner; are fair; took into account different cultural norms; and achieved "the 'right outcome'", according to the newspaper.
Children can start understanding what your expectations are from as early as 18 to 20 months; you just need to be fair and take into account their age, abilities and understanding.
On remand the plaintiff will be permitted to test the fairness of the $21 price by the standards we herein establish, in conformity with the principle applicable to an appraisal — that fair value be determined by taking "into account all relevant factors" [see 8 Del.C. § 262(h), supra].
Peace is more likely when people have access to opportunities, security, justice, education and health, and feel that this access is fair and takes into account the will of the people.
It didn't, to be fair to them, take long to get back into the swing of things: Hammond and Clarkson are doing some tight banter about whose car can do a better MPG, I am not even joking, and then they lead into a bit.
"The law reflects the council's effort to be fair to everyone and take into account as many situations that could possibly arise," said Councilman John Heilman.
