Effective governance This principle addresses legal issues, administrative duties/obligations, and priority setting and fosters fairness, cooperation, and communication within the partnership [38, 46, 48 50].
By safeguarding the right to bargain over wages and conditions, unions can both foster economic fairness and reverse our country's staggering income inequality.
The approach integrates two increasingly important frameworks on health care priority setting: accountability for reasonableness (A4R) to foster procedural fairness, and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to construct an evidence-base on the feasibility, efficiency, and equity of programme options including trade-offs.
It fosters justice and fairness, not erodes them.
Fairness fosters a positive, supportive environment; playing favorites is discouraging.
Okewale appears acutely aware of the limitations and challenges of trying to foster social justice and fairness.
"Either one of these measures would foster the perception of fairness in the conduct of the election," Mr. Cholst said.
So, too, a lower estate tax exemption (for example, $1 million), coupled with lower progressive estate tax rates and a return of the state death tax credit, would also foster a perception of fairness.
Ann Cudd worries that state action intended to promote gender fairness and foster women's autonomy could impose a homogenizing conception of the good life, and stifle the very reinventions of self and experiments in living that women's liberation requires (Cudd 2006, 209, 223; see also Wolf-Devine 2004).
