Sentence examples for collective fairness from inspiring English sources

And there is nothing anonymous about the debates over the economic rescue plan, whether in Congress or at the water cooler: people are stating their views to an audience, and the collective fairness instinct is stoked to high heat.

In our book, Achieving Democracy, my fellow law professor Joseph Tomain and I discuss how Americans use the law to express our collective judgments about fairness and equity in marketplaces.

While some Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee piously refer to the rule of law, their actions violate our collective sense of fairness and decency.

With the third measure a relevant collective sense of fairness is identified which may mitigate stressful experience of inequity at work [ 20].

Cooperation, fairness and collective action all come into play.

He pledged "collective action" on economic fairness, and declared that the legacy of Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid does "not make us a nation of takers; they free us to take the risks that make this country great".

Beinart blames Woodrow Wilson's diplomatic failures on "the hubris of reason" — the belief that a wise America could educate other nations into a permanent peace built on fairness and collective security, as opposed to self-interest.

This collective cognitive dissonance around fairness as a guiding principle in finding balance on earth is growing.

This yielded a significant mediated effect of community mobilization on perceived fairness through collective efficacy (b = 1.16, SE = 0.43, β = 0.27, p < 0.01).

Nominally, this is being done in the name of collective national belt-tightening and fairness.

Expressions of dissatisfaction by the Executive and in some quarters of Congress that the refined sugar quotas were 'arbitrary,'discriminatoryry,' and 'unfair' may reflect greater wisdom or greater fairness than the collective wisdom of Congress which put this Act on the statute books.