Sentence examples for fair and predictable from inspiring English sources

For all its faults, the UK judiciary is seen as fair and predictable.

ensure that motor vehicles carrying individuals with acknowledged handicapped conditions be given fair and predictable treatment throughout the Nation.

The challenge is to provide a fair and predictable model to attribute the overall energy costs per virtual machine (VM) in heterogeneous environments.

*We hope the US can create a fair and predictable environment for Chinese enterprises to invest and start up businesses," the spokesman said.

City Hall rarely, if ever, withholds raises to one union that it has granted to another, arguing that comparable pay increases (or decreases) are fair and predictable.

You don't have to have a Ph.D. in economics to understand that you have to keep the taxes low, have a regulatory climate that's fair and predictable and you have a legal system that doesn't allow for over-suing".

But Russians will not repatriate their fortunes until the government implements a rational tax code that is fair, just and predictable.

In separate legislation adopted at the same time, New York also became one of the few states to adopt a formula for setting certain alimony awards, making them fairer and predictable.

Governments can reduce the risk by letting the private sector do its job: by passing laws, policies and regulations which provide a fair, stable and predictable investment environment.

The chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, James Zimmerman, said in an email its member companies "share the premier's hopes for a stable, fair, transparent and predictable business environment" and look forward to the promised streamlining in regulation.

It also shows that the population uses public health services if they are functional and if their costs are fair, affordable, and predictable.