Sentence examples for fairness at least from inspiring English sources

The legal definition of fairness, at least in redistricting, doesn't have anything to do with competition.

A true free-market system equalizes opportunities, if not for fairness, at least for efficiency: talent should not be wasted.

The report says: "We recommend on the grounds of equity, affordability and intergenerational fairness that at least some of the extra revenue to pay for the largescale improvements that we seek should come from the group that will be among the biggest beneficiaries of the changes, namely the older generation and particularly its more affluent members".

"Everyone understands fairness and at least most of us want it.

Mr. Obama's plan goes a long way toward resolving the fairness issue, at least in my case, even if it does raise my taxes.

In all fairness, on at least two of those occasions her reassurances ("There is not a reason for the general public to be concerned") technically appear to refer to New York as a whole rather than to the affected areas near the twin towers.

Notions of social justice and fairness, or at least the fear of working class insurrections, certainly played a part in the development of twentieth century welfare states, but there was a pragmatic military motivation as well: if young people are to grow up to be effective troops, they need to be healthy, well-nourished, and reasonably well-educated.

The rules say that what judges say matters, that the system, if not fair, is at least striving for fairness.

I'll spare the caustic comment on fairness opinions, but at least note that perhaps some good came out of the Blair fairness opinion and a few junior analyst jobs at Blair were saved.

But the Paycheck Fairness Act addresses at least one barrier faced by working women: outright pay discrimination.

The argument is rubbish, but, in all fairness, it is at least stronger than the argument that sport brings people together in harmony and communal celebration.