Sentence examples for fairness towards from inspiring English sources

He balanced firmness on immigration from abroad with fairness towards ethnic minorities at home.

Others with large populations and tight budgets are attracted to the NHS's reasonably cheap per-person coverage.Although many emerging economies also want to hang onto private insurance schemes, they relish the NHS's emphasis on fairness towards poorer folk.

But the ideas he sketches out seem to me to be fatally unaware of issues of adverse selection, and to gloss over basic concerns of fairness towards people who cost more to insure because they are born with poorer health outlooks than others, through no fault of their own.But I take it back: I do want to go back to the issue of what libertarians should take responsibility for.

Uber is making a couple of changes to its rating system, which should balance out the means to evaluate rides with a bit more fairness towards drivers.

Usually, new proposals are evaluated, by simulation, in terms of criteria such as fairness towards competing TCP connections and packet losses.

As discussed previously, SCTP- Rev + utilizes a WMA-based AIMD rate control mechanism to run flow control for each path and preserve fairness towards TCP-like network flows, by cutting the sending rate down to half on the congested paths.

"Approaches to welfare, contribution and integration that chime with people's sense of fairness – both towards citizens and those who come to Britain – also have a wide appeal".

It was a deserved win for the nifty hosts, although Nigeria, in fairness, improved towards the end of that match – especially after Alex Iwobi came on – and Victor Moses had a shot come back off a post, as he did in the first match.

His social-policy mantra is "firmness but fairness": acting tough on security while being fair towards minorities.

That tired "social mobility" mantra emphasises piecemeal individual advancement over more fundamental steps towards fairness.

Is this a long-overdue gesture towards fairness, or is it a proposal for institutional suicide?