Sentence examples for great fairness from inspiring English sources

A famous inscription of 4 bc contains a number of edicts of the emperor Augustus regulating with great fairness the relationship between Roman and non-Roman.

He nixed the idea that allowing people to put $1.2m after tax into their superannuation at the lowest rate of tax was "somehow the great fairness thing to do".

Other reforms would help move towards greater fairness in setting pay or at least get firms talking about what is fair.

On that basis it is a budget that produces greater fairness".

Clegg says "greater fairness in tax" is a priority for the party.

Both decisions are huge victories for the gay rights movement that propels the nation toward greater fairness and full equality.

We finally recommend strategies to reform the admissions process in order to achieve greater fairness in university access in China.

Labour has suggested it would do so as part of a £10bn plan to inject greater fairness into the system.

They could not swiftly enough put down the threat of socialism, the mere possibility of a greater fairness and equality.

(He mentions "greater fairness", rather than the specific policy, suggesting that the party would be willing to compromise on this).

After looking over the numbers, I asked some experts in the compensation arena if they'd seen any promising shifts toward greater fairness in executive pay.