Regular trials are most likely to produce results, the fairness of which no one could contest.
Despite whatever forgiveness Rihanna has afforded him, he will continue to be defined by what happened that night in 2009, the fairness of which is debatable.
But it would also shift the burden of paying the tax to workers rather than employers, the fairness of which needs to be examined with some care.
Later, the ideological godfather of the Russian Revolution, Nikolai Chernyshevsky, denounced the state's abdication of its responsibilities of "promoting national honor, the moral welfare of the nation, justice and fairness," all of which he argued had been sacrificed to a system of hefty vodka taxes.
We focused on the Wetmore et al. data from their Fig. 1, top panel, which collapsed over retention interval and lineup fairness (neither of which had significant effects on the partial areas under the respective ROC curves).
During what Lauren Danzy, Marketing Manager for performance rights group SoundExchange, called a "lively discussion," Westergren stumped for the Internet Fairness Act, of which Pandora has been a leading proponent.
And he said misuse of social media could undermine the fairness of trials, which could call into question "the whole future of jury trials, which most people regard as a very important safeguard for our freedoms".
We might well expect senior managers as a group to believe, for instance, in the fairness of processes which they may have helped craft.
Separate from the law, we need to come to some consensus on standards of simple fairness to which we can hold all Americans, left and right, and of all beliefs and faiths.
Therefore, we have proposed four different fair greening policies to incorporate fairness when greening, of which Greening 3 achieves a good trade-off between fast, fair and green operation.
Other ideas once associated with modernity – social justice, economic fairness, peace, all of which would enfranchise Afghan women – have been relegated to the past in the name of progress.
