Sentence examples for improved fairness from inspiring English sources

The proposal would also have improved fairness because the tax benefits would be the same regardless of one's income or tax bracket.

In e-TICA2, MST leads to shorter links/hops having shorter interference range, which leads to reduced LICs, improved fairness in medium access and hence, improved network throughput.

The results indicate that the proposed schemes are capable of providing better stability, improved fairness in bandwidth sharing, and high and predictable performance compared to prior AQM mechanisms.

For example, it may improve fairness, simplicity and tax administration.

Fairtrade and other certification schemes have done valuable work in improving fairness and sustainability along value chains, but they also have limitations.

According to the Treasury's main budget document, integrating income tax and national insurance "can remove distortions, reduce burdens on business and improve fairness".

It would hold harmless most homeowners in terms of their tax liability, while improving fairness and raising net revenue that could finance tax rate reductions.

Like other organisations, the civil service has tended to devote most attention to formal networks in attempting to improve BME progression, adopting tools to improve fairness, such as unconscious bias training and blind sifting of application forms.

"We are working with them on diversity issues that we have in common and improving fairness in the newsroom," said Pamela Strother, executive director of the lesbian and gay group.

But these choices will be tougher, and we know we will not be able to rely on ever-increasing public spending to improve fairness and raise the quality of our public services.

"If there are measures in the finance bill where we can improve fairness, and make for a fairer Britain, then we will come forward with amendments to do that because that is where we make the difference," he said.