Sentence examples for guarantee of fairness from inspiring English sources
This judicial process is no guarantee of fairness or even effectiveness.
Matthew d' Ancona Sunday Telegraph Rowan Williams has missed the point - our justice system is the best guarantee of fairness that ethnic minorities could have.
40, 41 An MoPH interviewee explained that giving more authority to hospital management was also open to abuse and no guarantee of fairness.
In Spain, Foreign Minister Josep Pique said there had been "no guarantees of fairness".
Indeed, according to the officials, the detainees will have all the fundamental guarantees of fairness and due process.Well, up to a point.
But defense lawyers argue that basic guarantees of fairness bar prosecutors from seeking the execution of anyone charged with a crime before the Legislature enacts a repaired death penalty law, if it ever does.
As the lawyers' arguments and comments from the three judges showed, the debate centered on the struggle between constitutional guarantees of fairness and the dangers posed by people who prosecutors say spend their lives flouting the law -- a conflict that often preoccupies courts in organized crime cases.
Bowing to the inevitable, Mayor Chris Beutler has called on the people of Lincoln to amend their city charter and put in place guarantees of fairness toward gays, lesbians and the transgendered.
None of these states is set to turn into a political paradise, but they will at least guarantee a modicum of fairness in this critical aspect of democracy.
Therefore, the benefit allocation mechanisms of demand response is worthy of study to guarantee the fairness of each participant.
Therefore, in order to guarantee the fairness of the three types of UEs in multi-tier heterogeneous cellular networks, the optimization model is defined as a multi-objective decision-making problem in Equation 25 with constraints of CRE bias B and ABS ratio β, where F B,β) is the objective function, ϕ(B,β) is the constraint, and CRE bias B and ABS ratio β are variables.
