Sentence examples for lack fairness from inspiring English sources

The tribunal roasted the regulators for these errors.Structurally, the system is seen to lack fairness.

"Nor does Montana suggest that, as a result, the judiciaries of these other states lack fairness or integrity".

A TOP Vatican official said The Times "lacks fairness in its coverage of Pope Benedict".

The paper noted British cyclist Philip Hindes's sprint team kept their golds, even though the rider was reported as saying he crashed on purpose - words his team later said were "lost in translation".. "Levelling all the accusations at Chinese athletes plainly lacks fairness," said the People's Daily.

This result confirms that MaxSNR severely lacks fairness in realistic scenarii.

Further muting resources per BS, reduces the network performance because the user throughput distribution lacks fairness among the BSs.

Anything less not only lacks fairness, it also lack reliability.

A state district court judge ruled for those districts by saying that Texas' funding plan was unconstitutional and lacked fairness, and was also inadequate.

Most doctors and nurses interviewed preferred a post-graduate qualification, because they perceive that administrative promotion lacks fairness and transparency.

The MOH/GHS has not undertaken a systematic evaluation of the DAIA policies, but data from a qualitative evaluation suggested three main public complaints about the scheme: it lacked fairness; it was irregular; and the amounts of added salary were too small to matter.

Although it is no excuse for lack of fairness, police attitudes toward minorities reflect the values of the larger community.