The first part consists of six values – freedom, fairness, well-being, replacement, reduction, and refinement.
The first part consists of six values – freedom, fairness, well-being, replacement, reduction, and refinement; these values, developed for the ethical evaluation of EER practices, are also well suited for evaluating the ethics of wildlife disease management.
But he said that he hoped for fairness as well.
It is a spectacle of fairness as well as of accomplishment.
He will tell the conference in Glasgow: "We need to see fairness as well as trust in our director disqualification regime.
On the NHS and fairness, as well as exploiting the electoral map via its ground game, Labour is running up the score.
This call for fairness was well met in the exclusive event for Australia's business elite, particularly as this fairness was broad enough to include a reduction in the corporate tax rate.
Marc Hauser, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard, said the new finding was "very significant" and opened the door to studying the mechanisms that guide trust, social relationships and a sense of fairness, as well as the sources of variation between people.
Appearing before a court with Tom at its head was always a formidable experience, notwithstanding his consistent good humour: he combined a unique intellectual agility with a deep commitment to due process and fairness, as well as flashes of dry humour and wit, but never hesitated to let a barrister know when it was time to move on.
At a public hearing in City Hall, witness after witness -- from former Mayor David N. Dinkins to the good-government advocate Gene Russianoff and Richard Emery, a lawyer specializing in the First Amendment -- spoke eloquently for a term limits revision, invoking values of equity and fairness as well as the Constitution and Edmund Burke.
And the gloomy truth, for anybody brave or rash enough to take the job, is that Kosovo will be devilish-hard to govern with anything like fairness as well as firmness for many years yet.Dr Kouchner has certainly notched up some worthy achievements in Kosovo, to add to his great feat, back in 1971, of forming the redoubtable humanitarian doctors' group, Médecins sans Frontières.
