Sentence examples for generational fairness from inspiring English sources

Restoring a sense of generational fairness means it is the wealthiest section of the baby boomer generation that must be required to fund opportunities for all young people, not just their heirs.

Where's the generational fairness?

This is a blow for generational fairness.

As president, Obama has done nothing to improve generational fairness.

AARP aims to maximize members' benefits; the talk of generational fairness is PR.

The Democratic president and the Republican budget chairman do this as a matter of bipartisan principle — the principle that avoiding undue risks to reelection is more important than any reasonable notion of generational fairness.

It is about inter-generational fairness, he says.

This huge generational redistribution would cause serious economists to change their view of inter-generational fairness.

This "inter-generational fairness" policy won't work for all companies unless it actually becomes government policy.

What the supreme court has done is to establish that such legitimate aims may be of a "social policy" purpose – in particular "inter-generational fairness".

The first comes from the Resolution Foundation, which launched an in-depth study of inter-generational fairness with a look at the housing market.