Sentence examples for committed to fairness from inspiring English sources
We are committed to fairness and justice not just for the inmates but also for the three little boys who didn't live to see middle school".
But the BBC is not an arm of the Orwellian state; it is a public corporation committed to fairness and objectivity which is understood worldwide.
He was committed to fairness for everybody and gives the same opportunities to minority coaches as he does to white coaches and he takes pride in all of their achievements".
That is a problem for a coalition government committed to fairness, and the government is making it a problem for the universities.For the past six years the Office for Fair Access (OFFA) has prodded universities to admit more students from modest backgrounds and from state schools.
Cameron I stand before you, an aristocrat committed to fairness and if I have been a bit unfair it's because Labour left us in a most terrible pickle by spending all our money on asylum seekers... Conference Is he always this boring?
If I have implicit bias, does that mean I'm not really committed to fairness and equality?
This may come as a surprise to many, given that we are talking about a profession rhetorically committed to equality, fairness and opportunity for all.
"If Bill Bradley is president, everyone in Washington will know this is a guy who is committed to tax fairness and the principle of tax reform," said Eric Hauser, Mr. Bradley's spokesman.
Infosys was unusually committed to principles of fairness and transparency.
In sum, it is involved, committed, passionate – but also passionately committed to accuracy and fairness.
