Sentence examples for designed to be fair from inspiring English sources

"The institution was never designed to be fair to women".

Our new structure was designed to be fair to all our customers.

The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority IPSAA) said it was up to MPs how they handled their living arrangements and the current expenses system was designed to be fair to both Parliamentarians and taxpayers.

Dugan tells TechCrunch, "With the SARA, B8/Facebook has created a universal agreement with terms that are project-by-project and designed to be fair and appropriate for universities.

Sadly, "Fairtrade" is not fair, and was not designed to be fair.

Our system of justice is designed to be fair and impartial, and it presumes innocence before guilt.

Turnbull said the revised family tax benefit cuts unveiled this week – now saving $4.8bn over four years rather than $8.5bn envisaged under the stalled Abbott government version – had been designed to be fairer, and could be changed again in Senate negotiations.

Although the previous electoral system was entirely corrupt, the new one, despite being designed to be fairer and more representative, has been marred by confusion.

These steps are significant in order to ensure that the deployment of AI is responsible, and that AI applications are designed to be honest, fair, transparent, accountable and human-centric.

Racing was designed to be a fair game, and fairness and fair play will only be restored when the current pre-race medication practices are by and large rescinded.

But they must be carefully designed to be as fair as possible.