But in fairness, this debate is still going on.
The question of fairness is a debate for the ages.
Mr. Obama is equally confident he can win the fairness and growth debate by emphasizing selective investments for the future.
He has applied it to the media ("totally dishonest") and to the fairness of presidential debates: "By the way, Lester [Holt - moderator of the first debate] is a Democrat.
Mets catcher John Buck said baseball players stop questioning a pitcher's talent and start debating fairness when he can throw any pitch wherever and whenever he wants.
Robin Fox wondered whether "pragmatism will prevail over fairness," and editors debated what could be done to ensure that the quality of the writing was as good as the quality of the content [ 16].
Beyond that, many people said they perceived a deeper debate about fairness, equity and — at its core — starkly different visions of the nation's future and how public resources should be allotted in a time of straitened circumstances.
Conceivably, that is because Romney's advisers don't want to get bogged down in a debate about fairness and equity.
Given the importance of mobility in modern societies, we argue that there is an urgent need for societal ánd policy debates about fairness and for subsequent translation of the outcomes of these debates into adequate principles, standards, and policies for the transport domain.
Given the importance of mobility in modern societies, we argue that there is an urgent need for societal and policy debates about fairness and for subsequent translation of the outcomes of these debates into adequate principles, standards, and policies for the transport domain.
