Sentence examples for limits of fairness from inspiring English sources

He was a victim of Giuliani zealotry -- the compulsion to push the levers of government power beyond the limits of fairness and decency and even reason.

NBC's "Meet the Press" has Newt Gingrich, former Republican presidential candidate, and Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association, weighing in on the election, focusing on the limits of fairness of political attacks.

In this study, we are mainly interested in how much of the throughput region can be achieved within the acceptable limits of short-term fairness.

Since short-term fairness is significantly affected by the degree and throughput, it is natural to ask how much of the throughput region can be achieved within the acceptable limits of short-term fairness.

Since the bandwidth allocated for the network is limited, there is an issue of fairness of bandwidth allocated per each VSN node.

Next the Obama plan invokes notions of "fairness" to limit charitable and home mortgage deductions to 28%, equal to the amount available to people in the next highest bracket.

A major problem with the FIA is that discussion of fairness is limited to length of life.

"But the issues of payment limits and fairness and better conservation programs will not go away".

The importance of what might be called "debt justice" to a wider notion of fairness is not limited to Christianity and Judaism.

His idea of fairness was entirely limited to the relationship between the average taxpayer and the benefit claimant and based on the perception that now seems to be driving Conservative thinking, that there are large numbers of people turning their back on available work for the pleasure of hanging round all day "on their sofa".

And though he treated Kingsley more severely than some thought justified, the resulting history of his religious opinions, Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864; "A Defense of His Life"), was read and approved far beyond the limits of the Roman Catholic Church, and by its fairness, candour, interest, and the beauty of some passages, it recaptured the almost national status that he had once held.