Sentence examples for cause fairness from inspiring English sources

The calculations further show that the antisocial behavior will eventually cause fairness to become the most successful option, because there is no reason to reject a fair offer.

Furthermore, the distributed superframe sharing can cause fairness issues because there is no mechanism to determine the requirement of each MPNC and monitor a fair allocation to each MPNC.

For a similar period, the Democratic Party has, at its best, come to embody the cause of fairness and family security.

A similar system existed 20 years ago but was ditched in the cause of fairness and efficiency.

None of this seems to persuade the government that it should stop trying to rein in the media, albeit, it claims, in the cause of fairness.

It will not be an easy or uncontroversial fight, which is all the more reason to applaud his active engagement and apparent willingness to exercise gubernatorial leadership in the cause of fairness for all New York families.

It hit home again this week, as I am in London to attend a meeting of the Inclusive Prosperity Commission put on by the Centre for American Progress, which does such great work to advance the cause of fairness.

Still, they may serve the cause of fairness, "where they promote legalistic values in such a way as to contribute to constitutional politics and to a decent legal system," adding: "It is not the political trial itself but the situation in which it takes place and the ends that it serves which matter".

Thus, challenges with operationalizing theory into distinct constructs might cause the fairness construct to also reflect the contribution of perceived effectiveness.

The dominant TN congestion type is changed and that causes the fairness degradation.

Other qualitative comments suggest, that preferences for improving patients' health rather than avoiding decline might in part be caused by fairness concerns.