Sentence examples for ideas about fairness from inspiring English sources

Our ideas about fairness are relativistic, rather than absolute.

He argues: "People's ideas about fairness are much more about 'something for something' than about equality.

Alia's intelligence and innocent outsider status make her ideas about fairness and mending the British system powerful.

Here, Nicholas Thompson talks with Gladwell and Ben McGrath about our inconsistent ideas about fairness in sports and whether doping should or shouldn't be allowed.

Mr. McMullin is happy to unload on Mr. Trump, calling him a con man and autocrat who promotes racial tensions, degrades women and disregards the Constitution and basic American ideas about fairness and compassion.

Harvard's Felix Warneken co-authored a study with former Harvard students Jillian Jordan (left) and Katherine McAuliffe that suggests that even at a relatively young age, children have advanced ideas about fairness, and are willing to pay a personal price to intervene in what they believe are unfair situations, even when they have not been disadvantaged personally.

We have some ideas about what fairness means in national economies.

In a country where cuts to the penalty rates of working people is happening at the same time the conservative government is gifting $24bn of tax cuts to business, ideas about tax, fairness, inequality and redistribution are on the mind of everyone – apart from those few who are rolling in dough.

What began with a handful of employees and a head full of ideas about integrity, fairness and customer service has since grown into a national company with 30 locations and more than 400 employees working with thousands of shippers and carriers to arrange for the transport of dry, refrigerated and flatbed freight.

Ofqual has thought hard about fairness.

"Reading and thinking about ideas like fairness or beauty or freedom opens your world," she says.