Sentence examples for fairness and reliability from inspiring English sources

But the fairness and reliability of publications produced on newsprint varies considerably.

And a series of scoring errors by the handful of large companies that create most of the tests has raised questions about fairness and reliability.

He did not believe the courts could develop procedures that would provide "consistency, fairness and reliability" in the administration of the death penalty.

The concerted campaigning by Amnesty and local groups in the US appears to have had an impact, with "unprecedented concern in the USA about the fairness and reliability of the capital justice system".

In the five years between Hospira's decision to stop making sodium thiopental and Pfizer's decision to stop supplying drugs for executions, the unsuccessful effort, by one state after another, to carry out lethal injections in a manner that meets standards of fairness and reliability has made it increasingly clear that states cannot constitutionally perform these types of executions.

Besides rejecting the judge's decision as "speculative and conjectural," and faulting her exclusion of important documents in the case, it said her comments and her conduct raised doubts about the fairness and reliability of the record, requiring that another immigration judge hear Mr. Sun's case.

In fact, I questioned the fairness, accuracy and reliability of value-added metrics in a 2007 New York Times column.

By studying their exonerations and detailing the reoccurring problems that lead to wrongful convictions, the report identifies specific, practical reforms to increase the fairness, accuracy, and reliability in Georgia's criminal justice system.

Over the last years there has been growing interest in academics and industry in which way these degrees of freedom should be used and how users should be assigned in heterogeneous wireless scenarios to exploit resources more efficiently, incorporate fairness, and increase reliability.

In the absence of those elements, fairness and the reliability of decisions require some appropriate substitute.

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