Sentence examples for market fairness from inspiring English sources

So-called high-frequency trading, flash trading and dark pools all employ a combination of speed, privileged information and opacity — violating principles of market fairness, transparency and efficiency.

"Of course well-known companies want things to be named after them, but local governments should be ensuring market fairness and dealing with all companies in the same way, not using public facilities to favor one company," it wrote.

The leaked note confirms Mr Cameron has boiled his reform demands down to four key headings – sovereignty and political union, competitiveness and the single market, fairness between eurozone and non-eurozone member states, and migration.

Much of the political pressure to pass the proposed Market Fairness Act, which would require Internet companies to collect state sales taxes, comes from stories of very small businesses driven out of business by competition with very large companies — like Amazon's effect on independent bookstores.

Supporters of the NPL wanted state sponsored market fairness but not state control.

"The government's smartest move is not to block the merger, but to make clear that regulators will respond if big industry players begin to violate basic principles of market fairness, the Post said in an editorial.

Europe should put its weight behind a multilateral trading system based on open markets, fairness, sustainability and democracy.

Ask your Congressperson to oppose the harmful effects of large-scale factory farming, such as requesting that he or she support the Livestock Marketing Fairness Act.

From the school yard to the workplace, there's no charge more damning than "You're being unfair!" Born out of democracy and raised in open markets, fairness has become our de facto modern creed.

Such favouritism breaches a market-fairness rule known as Regulation NMS.

So it is no surprise that a multi-billion rupee market in fairness products thrives in India.