Sentence examples for effectiveness and fairness from inspiring English sources

"The reality is that it certainly had a negative impact on people's view of the effectiveness and fairness of the police department," Holder said.

Advocates for easing the drug laws, from Catholic bishops to prisoners' rights groups to politicians representing the black and Latino communities that bear the brunt of drug crimes and drug laws, point repeatedly to issues of cost, effectiveness and fairness.

The effectiveness and fairness of the new regime will depend not just on these legislative changes, but also on a wider package of reforms – including the introduction of the New Homes Bonus, designed to incentivise housing growth, changes to housing benefit, and a new national planning policy framework, which will set the key national policy direction for planning.

The end result can be a world in which there is an official narrative about the effectiveness and fairness of public institutions that ceases to ring true to people, and which seems to contradict the evidence of their own eyes and ears.

As is stated on letters to appellants: "Although an out-of-country appeal may be less advantageous … than in country, article 8 [of the convention] does not require that the appellant have access to the best possible procedure, only access to a procedure that meets the essential requirements of effectiveness and fairness".

"This move is a result of responding to teacher and student feedback, a desire to harmonise and simplify our existing use of written assessments and a need to develop new ways to maintain the effectiveness and fairness of our admissions system during ongoing qualification reform," she added.

Perceived effectiveness and perceived fairness are the strongest predictors of both acceptability measures.

When controlling for all relevant factors in the logistic regression model only perceived effectiveness and perceived fairness remain significant.

In block 3A only three explanatory factors are significant, but the results confirm the robustness and strength of perceived effectiveness and perceived fairness seen above.

While we accept the theoretical underpinnings of the A4R framework, we argue that its effectiveness in achieving legitimacy and fairness cannot be taken for granted.

Unsurprisingly, both attitudinal and active acceptability increase with increasing levels of scheme perception, perceived effectiveness, perceived fairness and attribution of responsibility.