Sentence examples for fairness contained from inspiring English sources

Perhaps his backing band – which in fairness contained the drummer from Pink Floyd – just told him they were Pink Floyd and, buoyed by the positive atmosphere of the past fortnight, he bought it.

However, it is a shame that Cameron's speech at the party conference, billed as "the conversation about fairness", contained only the stock political soundbite that those who can work should, in the apparent belief that this was new thinking, as if Beveridge and Tebbit, Clinton and Brown had not all said that before (albeit to different ends).

The theory of fair allocations contains many positive results about the existence of fair allocations, for various fairness concepts, and this stands in contrast to Arrow's impossibility theorem in the theory of social choice.

It merits passage, along with a related bill, the Paycheck Fairness Act, which contains other useful steps for combating gender-based wage discrimination.

Any argument for fairness that does not contain the policy beef is likely to go entirely unnoticed.

But the queen's speech also contains a "fairness at work" bill, which could add to business costs by giving new powers to unions and new rights to workers.How about those central "people's" issues welfare, health and crime?

Ministers claim changes to the cap contained in the forthcoming employment and welfare benefits bill will deliver fairness for the taxpayer "while continuing to provide support for those in greatest need".

This "module" is contained in both versions of a wide reflective equilibrium that justifies justice as fairness.

The group's filings contained the legal minimum of information about these deals: there was no explanation; no direct disclosure of the brothers' involvement; and no information to assess the fairness of each step.

Damrosch offers perhaps a slightly sweeter, more progressive, less religious subject, though, in fairness, the fluidity and ambivalence of Tocqueville's thought are very hard to contain within the form of what is an elegantly compact book.

[For reasons of fairness and accuracy, just going to point out here that Red Bull does not contain bull semen.].