Sentence examples for measure fairness from inspiring English sources

"It is time for a new conversation about what fairness really means … you cannot measure fairness just by how much money we spend on welfare," he will say.

The report, which aims to set out how to measure "fairness" in Britain, says that ethnic minorities are "substantially over-represented in the custodial system".

It goes back to a culture of how you measure fairness that took root under Gordon Brown's time, where fairness was seen through one prism and one prism only which was the tax and benefits system.

But you can't measure fairness just by how much money we spend on welfare, as though the poor are products with a price tag, the more we spend on them the more we value them.

"But you can't measure fairness just by how much money we spend on welfare, as though the poor are products with a price tag and the more we spend on them the more we value them.

IFigurequals 1, 100% of the flows meet their average rate requirements fairly.

And, when correctly analyzed, it's certainly fair based on economics' standard fairness measure – inequality in the distribution of spending, i.e., in the shares of spending by the rich and the poor.

– Fairness: For each flow, measure the fairness index as the ratio of throughput of each flow and total no. of flows.

Another measure for fairness of medium access is the so-called Jain's fairness index [26].

The Caravan Tax also fails by any measure of fairness.

Sadly, there is no objective measure of fairness.