Instead, a sense of fairness is vital to the broad mass of voters who keep their jobs in even nasty recessions, and whose households will survive this crisis.
The Paycheck Fairness Act, which is vital to addressing this gap and eliminating loopholes, is up for a vote in Congress and may not pass.
Government is neither the problem, nor the solution, but does play a vital role in regulating fairness and equality when individual and corporate moral compasses lose their way.
Momentum's aim to use this process to boot out moderate Labour MPs is not an argument against these vital reforms, which will ensure fairness across the United Kingdom".
But when the opponent is a playoff hopeful like the Jets, playing to win is vital to the sense of athletic fairness that all legitimate leagues need to protect.
The inclusion of women's expertise on Wikipedia is vital not just for the sake of fairness, but because without such representation, the whole of society loses the experience, knowledge and perspective of over half the population.
Despite the dramatical growth in the theory of incentives in planning procedures with public goods, one of their vital aspects has been largely neglected; that is equity and fairness which are another prerequisites for the processes to be accomplished.
In fairness that is what he had done by scoring a vital Champions League hat-trick against Olympiakos last Wednesday, which in turn led to Wenger's boast of his fellow Frenchman.
Other equally vital American values and ideals (like justice, opportunity, fairness and democracy) have gone largely undefended and unheralded, in this recent crisis.
So it is a vital interest for us to protect the integrity and fairness of the single market for all its members.
