Sentence examples for fairness of using from inspiring English sources

Although it was hardly off the ground, the merit-pay program is again raising questions about the fairness of using test scores to judge the performance of principals.

Mr. Roth also questioned the fairness of using funds intended for the unemployed to help those who just had a child.

The ethics and fairness of using performance-enhancing drugs is routinely challenged in sports but hardly discussed in academics.

(F3B10) Some posters related this responsibility to the limited resources of the NHS and the fairness of using those resources when the problem is under their control.

In the interest of fairness and of using the power of Vice's market to promote a diversity of opinions about a thing that happened at a concert last year, we present to you the guy's full account of the fight/pushing incident, as taken from his blog.

New York City may soon gain a task force dedicated to monitoring the fairness of algorithms used by municipal agencies.

More broadly, election observers and advocacy groups have questioned the fundamental fairness of the campaign, accusing Mr. Rajapaksa of using state resources to run his campaign.

Instead of using a continuous fairness index, we quantize it to have manageable number of states.

While capacity development and influence of both the supply and demand sides are important and should be promoted, the most important at any level would be the continuous promotion of fairness principles using an AFR approach linked to decentralization policies.

This strategy uses novel concept of providing fairness using fuzzy logic membership functions and its rule base, instead of relying on the rate based proportional fair strategies employed in the literature.

"The bigger reason Labour lost the argument is that the British, on the whole, do not like income disparities being turned into class war," the former business secretary said "Earlier in his leadership, Mr Miliband fought on a platform of social justice and fairness, using the language of 'one nation.' In the campaign, he seemed intent on pitting one half of the nation against the other".