Sentence examples for develop fair from inspiring English sources

Carroll is the co-author of a report released last month meant to serve as a guide for schools and universities to develop fair policies for transgender athletes.

The United States must develop fair and humane immigration policies that incorporate provisions that address the "push" factors, as Ms. Nazario suggests.

For its part, the Office of Civil Rights should be pressing school systems with the worst records to develop fair and sensible strategies that involve working with troubled children and their families instead of reflexively showing them the door.

After a more general discussion of the implications of the celebritization of development, specific analysis focuses on two parallel processes complicit in the 'mainstreaming' of fair trade markets and the desire to develop fair trade as a product of 'quality'quality

"While we understand the needs of the commission to develop fair and balanced policies for the entire energy industry, we urge you to preserve net metering and reduce our reliance on climate changing fossil fuels".

"We are determined to continue in our efforts to ensure that the current NEB process be shelved so that we can develop fair and transparent processes that let us make real decisions together about Canada's future," Sven Biggs, ForestEthics campaign organizer, told the Vancouver Observer on Thursday.

Multidisciplinary collaboration in research should find ways to develop fair partnerships in the highly competitive environment in the universities.

This understanding can inform and improve programme design when developing interventions to enhance research utilization in order to develop fair and rational health policies.

The Defense Department should heed the calls of respected voices in the legal community, including that of the American Bar Association, and develop fairer procedures.

The report, co-authored by Linda Woodhead, professor of politics, philosophy and religion at Lancaster University, went on to say that more needs to be done to develop fairer admissions procedures for faith schools.

One is the need to develop fairer and more equitable rules.