Sentence examples for make fairness from inspiring English sources

But life, as Donati says, doesn't always make fairness a priority.

Varoufakis is quite possibly the man who made fairness fashionable again.

Governor Ryan, who has made fairness in administering the death penalty a hallmark of his governorship, will end his tenure on a high note if he takes one last stand for justice and issues a blanket commutation.

We evaluate the fairness index defined earlier for each WF,minand find that there is an optimal, W F, min *, which makes fairness index F = 1, and its value is 9 (see Figure 6).

The problem with the fairness argument is that it only wants to go one way increasing taxes which makes fairness-argument proponents appear to be less than honest.

The max min fairness criteria makes perfect fairness for all secondary links.

JOE: Actually, you do make a fairness argument.

Furious Democrats in Congress passed legislation to codify the doctrine into law in 1987 and 1991, but these attempts were vetoed by Reagan and George Bush, respectively; Democrats have gone on trying to make the Fairness Doctrine law to this day, but have always been stymied by adamant Republican opposition.

Others make a fairness argument (It would be double taxation!), or a legal one (The no-tax promise of Roths is a contract!) or a practical one (No one, including the I.R.S., would want to be the record keeper or track the details, because grandfathering everyone would be so complicated!).

Long-time backers of a lower voting age, like the National Youth Rights Association, make a fairness argument as well.

The FCC was right to abolish it in 1987, and the ascension of unregulated cable and satellite radio and television and the Internet make the Fairness Doctrine a dinosaur that need not be brought back to life for the amusement park that is the diverse media of today.