(Does anyone know how to draw lines of fairness to regulate derivatives as the U.S. is about to do? Do we trust the market to do so instead?) If we are to spend our days skeptically double-checking every tradesman's billing, every contact with the marketplace, then it's time we viewed the market itself skeptically.
It's out of proportion with what's needed and crosses the line of decency and fairness".
If the law gets too far out of line with public perceptions of fairness and justice, it's time for the judges to put it right.
Secretary Johnson could bring us closer in line with our value of fairness by instilling accountability within his department.
As president, what reforms would you institute to address these problems and bring our criminal justice system in line with the values of fairness, equality, and respect for the dignity of every person? 5. THE TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES.
But at times, the lines strained basic notions of fairness or logic, like when he pinned the blame on Obama for failing to resuscitate a GM plant from Ryan's hometown of Janesville, Wis., that had actually closed under President George W. Bush.
Yet, we must ask, when will we have the conversation about how to best do trade so that we achieve a dual bottom line of both competitiveness and fairness?
- Hearing President Obama voice our collective anger and frustration towards AIG certainly allowed some venting by all of us, but the bottom line has to be: some kind of fairness when handing-out TARP money.
For Ms. Clarke, who was 37th in line, the issue at hand is one of fairness.
THE LOST ART OF DRAWING THE LINE: HOW FAIRNESS WENT TOO FAR.By Philip K. Howard.Random House; 255 pages; $22.95AMERICA'S complicated legal system has spawned a small but busy industry of books, magazine articles and opinion pieces excoriating its many flaws.
