Sentence examples for fairness and morality from inspiring English sources

But Miliband insists that his equality agenda is not only about duty, fairness and morality but also about social efficiency.

Future generations will thank us.John KjellmanHenniker, New HampshireSIR – In fairness and morality we should strive to eliminate all harmful practices that produce impediments for future generations.

The benefits of such advances, Minow feels, could go far beyond investment returns, and have implications for matters of public responsibility, fairness, and morality.

The truth is, we are entering an age of migrants, and we must adjust our sense of fairness and morality, and even our concept of national borders, accordingly.

But Abyan's case – among others – has highlighted the systemic, calculated cruelties which benight Australia's offshore detention regime, and given rise to new debate over the policies' fairness, and morality.

But a good society requires more than just a robust economy — it also demands fairness and morality.

Their humanity, morality, fairness and justice end at the door step of Israel.

Discrimination isn't about economic efficiency; it's about morality, fairness, and a basic conception of equality; it's about justice.

John Rawls in his Theory of Justice defines a conscientious objector as an individual prepared to undertake, in public (and often despite widespread condemnation), an action of civil disobedience to a legal rule justifying it (also in public) by reference to contrary foundational social virtues (such as justice as liberty or fairness) and the principles of morality and law derived from them.

In that morality — the morality of favoritism — fairness and rights are less important than "loyalty and patriotism, sacred/profane issues of purity, temperance [and] obedience to authority".

It says tens of millions watched as Ahmadinejad "lied and violated laws against religion, morality and fairness, and as he targeted the achievements of our Islamic system".