Sentence examples for fairness and predictability from inspiring English sources

Even the more nationalist candidates — Kalla and Megawati — have joined with S.B.Y. in offering assurances of fairness and predictability to foreigner investors.

The death of any young person challenges our sense of fairness and predictability.

For obvious reasons of fairness and predictability (not to mention judicial economy), rule of law requires generally treating like cases alike.

Dan Pero, its president, said in an emailed statement that the organization supported the American Future Fund to help "promote free enterprise and improve the fairness and predictability of the legal environment".

In exchange, President Bush should seek the Russian government's commitment to enforcing fairness, transparency and predictability in regulation, taxation and repatriation of profits.

Both the search for the truth and the right to vote are of paramount importance, but they are circumscribed by a higher, overarching concern the general welfare of our democracy.... Inherent in the law are the basic concepts of fairness, reliability, and predictability; and the constitutional safeguards of due process and equal protection were designed to promote these interests.

"Our business rates review is considering options for longer-term administrative reform of business rates that balance the need for the system to deliver simplicity, fairness, stability and predictability to ratepayers," Local Government Minister Kris Hopkins says.

As Roberts put it in his confirmation hearings, "Adherence to precedent promotes evenhandedness, promotes fairness, promotes stability and predictability.

At his confirmation hearings in 2005, Chief Justice Roberts, then an appeals court judge, said "adherence to precedent promotes evenhandedness, promotes fairness, promotes stability and predictability".

"The families need fairness, and the companies also need some predictability".

"It increases fairness, predictability, clarity and reliability," she said.