Sentence examples for into fairness from inspiring English sources

The state has formed commissions to study the death penalty and has made some changes, but those favoring abolition argued that the system could not be tweaked into fairness.

A recent report by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission into fairness in the UK found that two-thirds of lesbian, gay and transgender students have suffered homophobic bullying and 17% have received death threats.

When you get into fairness, it is about your portion and my portion -- of division -- and that's where relationships fall apart.

Gail: I don't think the folks in the low-tax states really want to go into a fairness discussion.

It added: "We are now analysing the implications of the judgment for our overall investigation into the fairness of the terms".

The OFT said its discussions would take three to six months, after which it would decide if a further investigation into the fairness of the charges was needed.

The House of Commons work and pensions select committee is conducting an inquiry into "intergenerational fairness", which will investigate the issues the IFS has raised.

Rabinowitz said these comments were "unfortunate" because they came before the consumer watchdog started its investigation into the fairness of unauthorised overdraft charges.

However, he declined to be drawn into the fairness of the DNC response, which Clinton staff suggested may simply be to make sure that software vulnerabilities, which temporarily removed a firewall between the two accounts, are not exploited again.

The call for building on the green belt and rent caps was backed by Labour MP Frank Field, chair of the Commons work and pensions committee, which recently set up an inquiry into intergenerational fairness.

Although it may still go forward, officials said they were searching for a justification to postpone it, especially because a study is still under way into the fairness of federal death-penalty procedures.