Sentence examples for fairness cost from inspiring English sources

"Hashgraph is an alternative to blockchain — a first generation tech with severe constraints in terms of speed, fairness, cost, and security," explained Mance Harmon, Co-founder of Swirlds and Hedera.

Ethical values included delivering benefit, avoiding harm, promoting autonomy, fairness, cost effectiveness, accountability, professionalism and transparency.

Under different fairness scenarios, the total costs are slightly higher than that from minimising the total cost to obtain the fair cost distribution.

Had I been asked to think through both what seemed fair to him and what that fairness might cost me, I might've had one less thing to worry about while trying to save my own life.

The National Association of Pension Funds, which has 4 million public sector pension holders among its membership, said the report had struck the right balance between fairness and cost.

Even before the financial crisis settled in, a handful of states, including New York, had begun experimenting with softening mandatory sentences for drug crimes, driven by a mix of concerns about effectiveness, fairness and cost.

Wolf said he would grant further reprieves for all death row inmates until he had the results of a task force that has since 2011 been investigating the fairness and cost of capital punishment in the state.

Ronald J. Tabak, a lawyer in New York who has argued death penalty cases, said that legislators were coming to understand that they could vote to abolish the death penalty without losing their next election, so long as they avoided moralistic arguments and focused instead on factors like accuracy, fairness and cost.

The third heuristic emphasizes on fairness in cost distribution among the sites.

The group-thinkers decided to push Obama on mandates and assume that questions of access, fairness, and cost containment will be handled through a public option or some other mechanism.

That started with shadow secretary of state for pensions Rachel Reeves's three tests – on advice, fairness and costs.