Sentence examples for concerns of fairness from inspiring English sources

The admissibility of the confessions of accused persons, however, has always raised concerns of fairness and accuracy.

"I think it has the potential to address the concerns of fairness that are central to evaluation issues," Dr. Pallas said.

But the ideas he sketches out seem to me to be fatally unaware of issues of adverse selection, and to gloss over basic concerns of fairness towards people who cost more to insure because they are born with poorer health outlooks than others, through no fault of their own.But I take it back: I do want to go back to the issue of what libertarians should take responsibility for.

Leading expert on the cultural history of college football, Michael Oriard noted, "...matters of team discipline to coaches were concerns of fairness or human rights to the players" (para. 5).

But even new and progressive art is, as Mill knew, a product of imagination and inspiration, not of fair dealing and transparent processes; the central concerns of liberalism — fairness, equity, individual rights — really don't enter into it.

It specifies that, during the editing of the filmed interview, "issues concerning matters of fairness, balance, confidentiality or security or concerns about religious, political or racial sensitivities may be raised by the representative of [Clarence House]".

Judicial involvement in such negotiations could include the safeguarding of certain traditional concerns for fairness that were overlooked in Daubert's "thinking like a scientist" mandate.

He added: "At the heart of people's concerns are issues of fairness and respect.

But their construction, application, and consequences are raising new concerns over issues of fairness, bias, transparency, interpretability, and accountability.

Several lines of research have shown that humans are not purely rational agents, but take into account how the outcomes of behaviors affect others and have concerns for norms of fairness [3].

They probably did so less out of any concern for fairness to the American taxpayer than out of a desire to avoid the possibility that the government would try to retroactively recover leases for prior years.