Sentence examples for inherent fairness from inspiring English sources

"The entire public of New York County is the victim in this case because the inherent fairness of the judicial system was called into question," Mr. Connors added.

And though so many saw the inherent fairness of feminist arguments, they set up no networks that helped men to manage change, and developed no ideology of solidarity with other men, however imperfect.

Any reporter who didn't bring a strong sense of skepticism about the inherent fairness of players on both sides of the fierce dogfight in Florida was not doing his job".

"Behavior like this is an affront to people who follow the law and compromises the public perception in the inherent fairness of the markets by creating an uneven playing field," said André Birotte Jr., the United States attorney.

When directors of a Delaware corporation are on both sides of a transaction, they are required to demonstrate their utmost good faith and the most scrupulous inherent fairness of the bargain.

The California court, however, concluded that "the circumstances thus indicate the inherent fairness of the procedure," id., at C-5, while the Court of Appeals reached the opposite legal conclusion.

Thus, stockholders should favor the MFW approach not only because it assures fair price but also because it assures the maximum number of deals by minimizing the uncertainties inherent in fairness review – if not also assuring controlling stockholders against the danger of over-payment.

The inherent ambiguity of fairness is still present in a lot of Murphy's music.

I was brought up with an inherent sense of fairness and the need to see social justice.

If the monkey with the grape had shared it with the monkey given the cucumber, that would show an inherent sense of fairness.

Little old ladies and taxi drivers start lamenting the erosion of our collective decorum, the stiff upper lip and this island nation's inherent sense of fairness.