Sentence examples for from fairness from inspiring English sources
Third, he appeals to what is now known as the argument from fairness or fair play when he suggests that disobedience would be a kind of mistreatment of his fellow citizens.
But any society — and any profession — also benefits from fairness.
I asked Wu if people were becoming more aware of the unwritten rules, or if the balance of power was shifting away from fairness.
It is a trend that this year brought giant banners to the pavilion at College Square, in the city center, peddling everything from fairness cream to mustard oil.
You may wish to consult the October 4, 2001 report from Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting titled "Media Spin Revolves Around the Word 'Terrorist'" (//www.fair.org/media-beat/011004.html).
Media Studies Read a critique of the article you read in class today from Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, "No Antiwar Voices in NYT Debate" ( //www.fair.org/index.php?page=3317).
The exclusion of old women in the societal perspective is, however, not a trivial consequence from equity or fairness points of view.
Social mobility is important not only from a fairness perspective, but also from the perspective of future economic growth.
And his work on the commissions won him praise for fairness from Republicans and Democrats alike.
This limitation results from the fairness constraints of the studied schedulers and from the traffic statistics which allow that users have nothing to transmit at some point in time.
Such cases reinforce my conviction that PR, far from offering fairness, can just as often open the door to extremism.
