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.
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).
Both decisions are huge victories for the gay rights movement that propels the nation toward greater fairness and full equality.
The union proclaims the idea of a free market, and the owners trumpet a greater fairness that would result from redistributing income.
As health officials push for greater fairness in how organs are given out, the study said, gains have been reported for some groups of patients, like African-Americans.
The £20m scheme, which the government says will bring greater fairness, replaces the formal system of separate complaints procedures for different branches of the profession.
None of them has clearly set out a clear platform of measures to transform Britain's culture of inequality through greater fairness in how we share our national wealth.
Cable admitted after the vote that the government hadd failed to get across its central message that the reforms would ensure greater fairness.
