In particular, full decision power significantly enhances self-serving interpretations of fairness.
Typically, agreement on a fair tariff rate will depend on stakeholders' relative position in energy supply chains (service providers, retailers, suppliers, customers, advocates), and interpretations of fairness that can be shaped by competition in the supply area.
According to different interpretations of the fairness, previous researchers have suggested various methods.
Charities, who maintain that the reforms will be unfair, have taken a different interpretation of the concept of fairness, focused on the consequences that the changes will have on the poorer and vulnerable living in the capital.
We have serious concerns about Judge Smith's interpretation of the Constitution, his fairness in employment discrimination and other cases against large companies, and his judicial ethics.
Can fairness in interpretation of practices be possible?
The book, she said, offers "contemporary interpretations" of justice and fairness in human sexual relations, moving away from a "taboo morality" and drawing on "present-day scientific, philosophical, theological, and biblical resources".
The most famous modern example of this formula, Susan Sontag's "Against Interpretation," from 1964, exemplifies the appeal of "Against [X]" — witty bravado, willful abandonment of fairness, balance, and measured restraint.
"This will amount to a strict interpretation of property law and an end to judges attempting to introduce some element of fairness into what can be a very harsh reality for some people".
It is our interpretation of "the facts" that will determine the fairness of it all, so to speak.
