Sentence examples for fair for each from inspiring English sources

The Ombudsman has recommended an independent committee to calculate what would be fair for each group of policyholders.

Although we consider both type I error and type II error and the performance comparison is fair for each method in Figure 2, this type of definition of power seems stringent.

The fair channel sharing is assured by estimating the fair share for each station and dynamically adjusting the service levels of packets.

Today, Mr. Cooper defended Mr. Rowland's use of the Tomasso homes, saying the governor, after consulting with a lawyer for the state, paid a fair amount for each stay.

Ofcom insist that the new approach is aimed at determining a fair value for each licence as well as bringing clarity and transparency to the process.

When public defenders lack the time and resources necessary to prepare a full and fair defense for each client, the horrible result can be wrongful convictions that inevitably leave criminals free in our communities.

To ensure success, common ground needs to be found between different levels of government and the bringing together of shared targets and objectives with bespoke, and fair actions for each player.

In the absence of proportional representation, Scott wrote (yes, there were even Liberal calls for electoral reform a hundred years ago), "there is nothing for it but mutual consideration, a fair regard for each other's numerical claims, respect for the real wishes of the progressive elements in constituencies – in a word, compromise".

In order to ensure a fair comparison, for each antenna topology, all geometry parameters are rigorously optimized to obtain the minimum footprint while maintaining acceptable electrical performance.

Since the estimated link capacity is 20 Mbps and the number of wireless clients is ten clients, the fair rate for each client is 2 Mbps.

In the simulations, the sum of the individual proportional fair metrics for each MU-MIMO set is used for determining the MU-MIMO set that is scheduled in the current allocation.