Sentence examples for essential fairness from inspiring English sources

Besides its essential fairness to the embassy victims' families, the proposed legislation also offers advantages to the State Department, Mr. Blunt said.

Alex Keyssar addresses the putative inequity of the Electoral College, but the simple law of supply and demand illustrates the essential fairness of the system: an urban vote is worth less than a rural vote because reaching city dwellers is much easier and cheaper than "getting out the vote" in the boondocks.

He describes it as essential fairness.

Scientists at elite schools, he found, retain to the end of their careers their original dedication to research, the goal of pursuing eminence, and a belief in the essential fairness of the scientific reward system.

Chilcot on Wednesday strongly defended the "Maxwellisation" process in which those facing criticism are given a chance to respond, saying it was essential for fairness, accuracy and completeness.

One meta-analysis the authors cite found a 40percentt correlation between testing in prekindergarten and scores at the end of the second grade; Ms. Merryman and Mr. Bronson also interviewed numerous test creators who themselves said retesting at older ages was essential for fairness in gifted and talented tracking.

Remember these lessons, not necessarily because any person or group of people needs protection or special treatment, but simply because they are essential for fairness, equality and respect.

The trials by military commission would lack what most Americans would regard as essentials of fairness.

Democrats say they are united behind the proposals, which Vice President Al Gore has said are essential to "ensure fairness and equity for certain immigrants and their families already in the United States".

The fairness essential to debt and redemption is reflected in the afterlives of many religions, in which crimes unpunished in this world get their comeuppance in the next.

Thus did the A.I.G. bonuses become a symbol of long-simmering taxpayer resentment over Wall Street bailouts, and economic inequity in general, raising essential questions about fairness and personal responsibility — themes Mr. Obama has repeatedly evoked.