Sentence examples for commercial fairness from inspiring English sources

In part, the restrictions on banks' activities were about limiting risk, but these constraints were also very much about commercial fairness.

The ethical basis for warranties is basic fairness in commercial dealings.

Recent developments in business ethics and philosophy apply his theories to questions of relational power and fairness in commercial relationships.

I went off to think things over, and my tentative conclusion was that, having accomplished what I had in making cigarette commercials subject to the fairness doctrine, I might as well bow out and allow some of the major private health organizations to carry the ball from there on.

Political commercials should be burdened with the fairness doctrine that used to be imposed on TV editorials and commercial ads.

Jonathan T. Molot, a professor at the Georgetown University Law Center who is also the chief investment officer of Burford Capital, argues that commercial-litigation finance holds the promise of improving fairness in American civil justice.

Kaplan said the case raised the question whether a renowned professional athlete is bound in his commercial dealings by the same standards of honesty and fairness aspired to by the rest of society.

Read, of the Cancer Society, feels that, except for the first six months following the F.C.C.'s ruling on the fairness doctrine as it applied to cigarette commercials, the networks have complied with the F.C.C. ruling to a "reasonable" extent.

The inescapable issue of fairness discussed earlier could then be grossly compounded by commercial exploitation.

The Middle East looks on Facebook and at the other parts of the world and says, 'That's what we hunger for -- stability, fairness and economic opportunity.' So the opportunity isn't just commercial for these enterprises, it is also sociological.

Yet concern for fairness requires any research be planned with ensuing group inequalities and commercial exploitation in mind.