Sentence examples for fairness deficit from inspiring English sources

For example a system could keep track of the fairness deficit of each user and try to balance it over time to allocate resources to a user that has the highest fairness deficit when resources become available.

"Just as the UK government has focused on reducing the country's financial deficit it now needs to redouble its efforts to reduce our country's fairness deficit," the report said.

"The pension changes, youth employment strategy and higher investment in child care show the way forward and are a welcome change of direction, reducing the budget deficit without creating a fairness deficit," said ACOSS chief executive officer Cassandra Goldie.

While it is superficially attractive, an additional tax on graduates fails both the tests of fairness and deficit reduction," he has written in an e-mail sent to Liberal Democrat and Conservative members.

It comes after Labour said it would restore the top rate to 50p to ensure tax fairness while the deficit is being reduced.

While in all fairness, the current account deficit is not an exact proxy for imported capital--a portion of the trade deficit, for example, reflects accounting and other transactions--but the gist of the argument remains.

"If the focus is making the wealthy pay their fair share to reduce the deficit, or even fairness more generally, Democrats do well," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster.

This time, he issued an unabashed call for economic fairness in cutting the federal deficit, asking as much from those on the economy's upper rungs as from those lower down whose programs may be trimmed.

Of course, thanks to the Bush-era tax cuts, keeping the top bracket at their current share is far too low for either fairness or for tackling the deficit.

And it actually the lowers deficit while it restores fairness and moral balance between the banks and their customers.

Whether it has the merit of fairness, or the teeth to bite the deficit, is doubtful.