Sentence examples for mitigating unfairness from inspiring English sources

Equality of opportunity is a component of fairness, but at this exact moment, in the wake of the Occupy Wall Street movement, talking about "fairness" carries some charges: that the status quo is unfair, and that mitigating unfairness is likely to involve greater regulatory oversight, consumer protections, campaign-finance reform, and so on.

By interleaving, we mitigate unfairness caused by slowly changing link conditions.

Courts should also do all they could to mitigate the unfairness of a closed hearing.

Years later, when we were both earning good wages, our dual income placed us in the highest of tax brackets, and with no kids or housing deduction to mitigate the "unfairness," the situation felt dire.

Nicola et al. mitigates the unfairness problem by implementing a token-bucket-based rate-limiter in the AP.

The approach in [15] mitigates the unfairness by reducing the chances of transmission for the sending stations in the way of increasing the minimum contention window size.

To mitigate the unfairness among the users as well as to avoid the starvation of some users in the network, we can guarantee a minimum persistent probability for each user.

As the first category of service differentiation or fairness, there are some schemes that directly control TCP congestion window size so as to mitigate the unfairness issue of TCP in IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol [6, 7].

When we purchase products manufactured in sweatshops are we guilty of contributing to exploitation and if so, what ought we to do to mitigate these unfairnesses?

Keeping group sizes as small as possible, no more than three or four students, can mitigate potential for unfairness caused by the act of putting students into groups.

RPR is introduced to mitigate the underutilization and unfairness problems associated with the current technologies, SONET and Ethernet, respectively.