Sentence examples for lead to a fair from inspiring English sources

5. Free markets tend to lead to a fair distribution of income.

Did your decision-making process lead to a fair distribution (of inputs and outputs) for everyone involved?

We studied the effect of temperature, peroxide concentration and solvent on TMP grafting densities and it was found that this surface treatment lead to a fair solubility in various solvents.

"Those negotiations have not produced a deal that fairly treats the county and its citizens, and there is no reason to believe that further out-of-court negotiations will lead to a fair, acceptable result".

Effective surveillance and enforcement mechanisms by national enforcement authorities could lead to a fair situation which does not discriminate against companies that fulfill their duties well.

Snowden and his lawyers have objected to his returning to the U.S. because they argue his charges under the Espionage Act would not lead to a fair trial.

Sharing the caring will lead to a fairer and more equal society for everyone, children included.

City officials said they hoped that advances in psychometrics since the last testing contract could lead to a fairer test.

At a minimum, its auction is meant to set a share price properly reflecting supply and demand, and it should lead to a fairer distribution of shares.

Investment in new ideas and businesses that enhance productivity would become relatively more attractive, in turn boosting economic growth.Removing the advantages that debt enjoys would also lead to a fairer system.

This comes two years after the G8 summit in Northern Ireland two years ago when the Prime Minister announced new transparency rules to tackle corporate tax avoidance by securing agreement from a network of countries to share information that reveals the true owners of companies that he said would "lead to a fairer tax system".