Sentence examples for display fairness from inspiring English sources
A law on the civil service puts it under the direct control of the prime minister's office, for example, and scraps civil-service exams for top posts, which has created new opportunities for nepotism and politicisation.However honest it is in its intentions, Law and Justice makes little effort to display fairness.
The proposed court packing scheme does not even attempt to display fairness.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Admiral Mike Mullen, along with then DOD General Counsel Jeh Johnson, displaying fairness and extraordinary professionalism, steered repeal through a maddening bureaucratic process in the Pentagon and on up to Capitol Hill.
Apparently, it is somewhat difficult for the President's critics, who have not walked in his shoes or experienced his history to understand how you can love our country but still call on it every day to display equality, fairness and justice for all.
As Latimer displays an exemplary fairness in his treatment of Montgomery, so Atkinson shows the same quality in dealing with Eisenhower.
Figure 9 displays the system throughput fairness results of the three power allocation techniques.
What you can do is enhance that existing you, and ensure that it displays an aura of fairness, eloquence, transparency, and council-material.
(In fairness, various species display an equivalently strategic logic that favors great displays of altruism toward someone else's offspring).
The sampled Swiss farmers display a strong sense of fairness, which drives them to comply with subjective norms, although they feel torn between a societal expectation to conserve nature and a wish to appear productive to their peers.
But not all of the companies surveyed displayed a high level of fairness and inclusiveness, and some earned scores in the index that were downright dismal.
But this outcome seems to display the very problem that the fairness critique of enhancement was meant to combat: the danger of fomenting distributive injustice by creating social hierarchies of advantage on arbitrary grounds (Tännsjö 2000; Tännsjö 2005).
