Sentence examples for model of fairness from inspiring English sources

We discuss the implications of our findings for theories of procedural justice including the uncertainty management model of fairness, the fair process effect, and fairness heuristic theory.

Southwest looks to me like a model of fairness.

The upcoming Ashcroft hearings could serve as a model of fairness and bipartisanship.

Founded on a business model of fairness, integrity and transparency, its ethos could be described as 'Fairtrade Plus'.

The paper she runs, despite its unflagging backing for Johnson down the years, had been a model of fairness in its coverage of this year's campaign until last Friday when it made an early bid for Smear of Year with an ugly and truly pitiful attempt to suggest "links" - that bit of serpent journalese - between Khan and religious fanaticism.

In an angry, impassioned dissent, Judge Rosemary Barkett wrote, "The idea that courts are not permitted to acknowledge that a mistake has been made which would bar an execution is quite incredible for a country that not only prides itself on having the quintessential system of justice but attempts to export it to the world as a model of fairness".

Whether such a model of greater fairness and integrity should be necessarily labelled with the exclusive term "Islamic" is a separate debate.

In this section, we model how individuals may be kind or unkind to influence the behavior of other individuals by extending our model of group fairness to the two-period case where single game 1 is played first and then single game 2 and both players in single game 2 observe the outcome of single game 1 before they play.

Our development not only subsumes the original UNITY approach to program verification and the more recent approach of New UNITY, but goes beyond it in several essential aspects, such as the generality of the program/system model, the notion of fairness, and the issue of compositionality.

These data provide clear experimental support for an unstated, and yet untested, assumption of relational models of procedural fairness.

We observe that the voice-leads-to-respect process underlying relational models of procedural fairness is assumed to follow primarily if not solely from interaction with an in-group authority.