Sentence examples for increased fairness from inspiring English sources
In future abstract competitions, defining criteria more objectively so that reviewers can base their responses on empirical evidence may lead to increased consistency of scoring and, presumably, increased fairness to submitters.
The Court correctly ruled that the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act (FSA), which increased fairness in cocaine penalties, was not limited to newly committed crimes but applied also to offenses committed prior to passage of the Act where the defendant had not yet been sentenced.
Market forces should promote increased fairness along with increased efficiency.
By all appearances, mass consumption had not only triggered an economic miracle, it had also increased fairness and opportunity by spreading more wealth among more people.
These figures are especially striking for people who voted Liberal Democrat in 2010: a mere 6% believe the coalition co-run by their party has overseen increased fairness, with 60% thinking the opposite.
If this pressure results in greater health system funding and efficiency, increased fairness for health workers and patients, and an improved culture of care, then this pressure should be welcomed.
"It increases fairness, predictability, clarity and reliability," she said.
Closing international tax loopholes would not only increase fairness but also provide resources to invest in education and infrastructure.
The answers for increasing fairness and humane treatment may be there; but sometimes we lack the will to change.
By increasing fairness in the patent system, we can help bring more good inventions to the forefront.
As a result, some schools will consider substantially more applicants, which will increase fairness but also increase the workload for those evaluating applications.
