Sentence examples for financial fairness from inspiring English sources

The opinion makes clear that a conclusion about financial fairness is not a recommendation regarding whether to enter into a transaction and is not an affirmation that the proposed consideration is the best achievable.

Under the plans Altmann would be tasked with a review of financial fairness for consumers, including looking at charge caps for pension products.

And basic economic and financial fairness by no means applies at this moment.

The financial fairness score for 468 participants was between 12 and 34 (of 35), with a mean score of 26.4±5.7 and 56.6% scored above the mean.

Further studies on the relationships between health system responsiveness, satisfaction with services, and financial fairness of HATCS will enhance understanding of the factors associated with quality of HATCS.

Similarly, an increase in responsiveness, perceived transportation convenience, and financial fairness scores was positively and significantly associated with perceived good quality of HATCS.

However, it is wrong from a quality, financial and fairness point of view to pay excessive rates for locums when they are working alongside hard working permanent staff on NHS terms," he said.

And in the wake of the financial crisis, fairness has gone by the wayside: millions of Americans have lost jobs, but the financial sector has bounced back; eye-popping bonuses have returned; and last year the top 25 earners at hedge funds bagged a combined $25 billion.

"Tightening the pension asset test makes more sense both from a financial and fairness perspective if you compare it with the 2014 budget proposal to cut pension indexation and reduce the value of the pension over time," said Ms Christie.

The secondary outcomes include acceptability of insurance schemes, availability of health services, ability to pay, financial protection, fairness in financial contribution and utilisation of health services.

You have to start with transparency in financial matters, and fairness to all, not just to those favored by one man".