Sentence examples for foundation of fairness from inspiring English sources
Instead of creating a "foundation of fairness," the federal minimum wage has kept generations of young adults and other less-experienced jobseekers from acquiring the foundational skills needed to advance in the workforce.
From term papers purchased online to the ransacking of the mortgage-financing system, the increasingly pervasive ethos of success at any cost threatens the foundations of fairness and justice on which our commonwealth depends.
In that way, illegal sports betting undercuts the foundation of integrity, fairness, clean competition, and uncertain outcomes -- the very reasons we love sports.
Varian 1975 uses the idea as the foundation for a theory of fairness, which is incisively criticized in Sugden.
The leading advocate, George Klosko, has written two books elaborating and defending the principle of fairness as the foundation of political obligation (2004 [1992], 2005), and it sometimes seems that every fresh attack on fair play provokes a swift response (e.g., Carr 2002 and Lefkowitz 2004).
It is time that nonprofits get together to put pressure on regulators and Congress to clamp down foundation practices that are offensive to standards of fairness and decency.
To the Editor: Michael Seringhaus's suggestion that all people in the United States submit DNA to the police sacrifices the bedrock foundation of presumption of innocence for "fairness".
In a statement, he criticized the "partisan gridlock that has turned obstruction into victory" in Washington and said that "fairness, the foundation of America's social compact, seems to be in short supply these days".
Lawyers told a high court judge that Balls and Camden council had disregarded basic principles of "fairness, openness and equity of treatment" in laying the foundations of a new city academy.
Scientists say this innate fairness is an important foundation of co-operative societies like ours.
