"The market will only produce efficient and fair results if this happens".
Joseph L. Hoffmann and Nancy J. King is that the criminal justice system is generally efficient and fair.
And if you know about markets, you know the key to making them efficient and fair is for as many players to have as much information as possible".
General director of Iraq's vast Northern Oil Company for years, he was known as an efficient and fair manager who was well liked by his staff, said a former colleague, Amir Allous.
International observers say, however, that they are satisfied with the independence and probity of election officials under the interim government and that the computer software to count the vote is efficient and fair.
This view has led to hesitancy about official intervention: If markets are fundamentally efficient and fair, there is little that even the best of governments could do to improve matters.
In a country where state gun-permit laws vary enormously, Connecticut, despite problems at the local level, has a reputation for running one of the most organized, efficient and fair handgun-permit systems in the nation.
Nicolls achieved the transition from Dutch to English rule tactfully and gradually, and his subsequent government of New York was so efficient and fair that he earned the general esteem of both its Dutch and English colonists.
Ms. Bryant, 52, of Avon, said last week that she did not want to comment for this article, but friends, acquaintances, lawyers and colleagues described her as an efficient and fair jurist who rose quickly up the ranks of Connecticut's Judicial Branch.
"Addressing the complex labor issues of the relatively small agriculture sector can help us understand how we can build our broader immigration laws and enforcement mechanisms in order to enhance the U.S. economy and make our immigration laws more efficient and fair for all involved," he said.
Stakeholder involvement has been a major requirement for effective, efficient, and fair risk governance.
