Sentence examples for demand fairness from inspiring English sources

People seem to be hard-wired to demand fairness.

We need to speak up, hold employers accountable and demand fairness".

We are equal members of society and demand fairness, not favours.

So, Mr. Durbin added, "when we engage in the critical decisions about our nation's future budgets, I want progressive voices at the table to argue that we must protect the most vulnerable in our society and demand fairness in budget cuts".

"Our clear and united message to Caerphilly council is we demand fairness for all and we will accept nothing less than a rescinding of this unequal and divisive decision".

"People have to pay attention to redistricting and to line drawing and to the way that districts are constructed, and they ought to demand fairness from their legislators," says law professor Guy-Uriel Charles, founding director of the Duke Law Center on Law, Race and Politics.

"We are demanding fairness and then transparency.

And he warns the government faces legal action from campaigners demanding fairness and justice.

I think if women would just start demanding fairness, they might get it.

Lanier argues that the early internet years have fetishised open access and knowledge-sharing in a way that has distracted people from demanding fairness and job security in an economy predicated on data flow.

"Democrats put forward a serious counteroffer to the Toomey proposal that meets Republicans dollar for dollar on spending and revenue, but demands fairness for the middle class and a plan to create jobs," a Democratic aide close to the committee said.