Sentence examples for fairness dictates from inspiring English sources

"Fairness dictates that we should fund all faiths, or none at all," he said.

Beyond the importance of progressivity, fairness dictates that taxpayers in similar categories be treated equally.

Fairness dictates that a provision be made for either party to object to how a particular ballot is counted.

"Fairness dictates moving it somewhere else," said Mr. Riley, a former first assistant prosecutor in nearby Burlington County.

Moyes asked to be judged after two years and whatever your opinion, and whatever the results (within reason!), fairness dictates that's a sensible time frame given the scale of the job he's taken on".

Because the game depends on how quickly players react to seeing the jack, fairness dictates that each player turn up his cards away from himself and that he slap the jack with the same hand used for placing it in the centre.

I just felt that fairness dictated that we provide parity".

Ms. Brazile said fairness dictated that the committee should take into consideration Michigan voters who might have written in a candidate or stayed away from the polls on primary day thinking that their vote would not count.

Writing for the three-judge panel, Judge James L. Oakes quoted Justice Antonin Scalia, who said in a 1990 opinion, "Elementary considerations of fairness dictate that individuals should have an opportunity to know what the law is and to conform their conduct accordingly; settled expectations should not be lightly disrupted".

If the city of Tupelo, Miss., enacts a 50% tax on all sales of goods and services, does "fairness" dictate that every town in America adopt the same tax?

Fairness dictated affording voters some flexibility during the 2012 emergency, and New York's election code was not prepared for that challenge.