Although Pickett can be trusted to give a fair hearing to every man, woman and animal on the mountain, no matter how crazy, antisocial or smelly, this exercise in fairness is wasted on Box's unmitigated villains.
Sure, they are responsible for your well-being and all that, but this is not an exercise in fairness.
Trudeau caught that current in the most happy-go-lucky way possible, choosing to phrase his class warfare as a national building exercise in fairness and equality, instead of opening fire against the fatcats.
His trip to Arnhem Land this year bore more hallmarks of an election-style PR exercise, but in fairness that may be because of the unwieldy prime ministerial apparatus, including the media, that now shadows his every move.
Well, if we take its title, antonyms for prejudice., at face value, then perhaps ofortvna is suggesting cops should exercise more love, fairness, respect and good will in the communities they police.
So Klinsmann has a strong squad to draw on tonight — regardless of Puebla exercising what, in fairness, was their perfectly legal right not to release players for a non FIFA international date.
"The U.S. and U.K. ambassadors confirmed the transparency and fairness exercised in the Amu Darya oil tender," according to the statement, which was accompanied by a photograph of the United States ambassador, Ryan C. Crocker, and other officials meeting with Mr. Karzai and the Afghan mines minister, Wahidullah Shahrani.
Thus, the objective of this study was to examine Panama's experience in setting a National Health Research Agenda from a process perspective in order to improve this practice and generate agreement and fairness in future prioritization exercises.
"Public servants should demonstrate fairness by:... 3) exercising official and managerial authority with open mindedness and a willingness to seek out and consider all relevant information, including opposing perspectives;... 5) scrupulously employing open, equitable, and impartial processes for gathering and evaluating information necessary to decisions".
Distinguishing between substantive and procedural fairness is a meaningless exercise, as it merely clouds the process of judicial inquiry.
