Sentence examples for for more fair from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Monday, the Lib Dem leader promised party members that he would go into the next election fighting for "more fair taxes".

For more fair comparison, as it is discussed in Section 3.3, we assume the iterative times of the proposed algorithm I=20, as shown by (6Users-Joint(Iter20)).

For more fair comparison, the efficient power control scheme for the HetNet with implementation of non-cooperative game model-based power control scheme is simulated as another comparison algorithm.

The report's conclusions and recommendations point to the need for more fair housing testing combined with enforcement to uncover discrimination that may not be apparent to an individual family looking for housing.

I am afraid that the media's own perceived interests, at this time when their backs are against the wall, may not be serving public needs as they once did when they could be counted on for more fair and balanced coverage.

As a dubious anniversary draws near, Americans must resist the temptation to fight history, our present, and our future for lack of more fair, humane and creative options.

Ever since, UNDP has been a leader in working for a more fair and prosperous world for all.

Tax reform — which should mean higher taxes for some, lower for some, and more fair for all — is a far better road than slashing-and-burning programs that serve us all well, programs that might, for example, keep people from being poisoned by their food.

To allow for a more fair and consistent comparison between prediction methods, threshold values for NMT and BGM scores were re-evaluated using the Holte 1R algorithm [ 26], which guarantees the highest possible number of correct classifications in overall discrimination tests.

And I don't know how the players could ask for anything more fair, or more dramatic".

For the more fair SB-CUG, the gain in terms of sum rate is less.