Sentence examples for more fairly with from inspiring English sources
The sentencing system should be reformed radically to deal more fairly with female offending.
Many systems favour special family courts that attempt to deal more fairly with sensitive issues such as custody of children.
It wanted to rebalance the £50bn public and private resources for education more fairly, with learning entitlements across all four stages of life to 75 years plus.
The basic problem with the new system, announced by the higher education minister David Willetts to MPs yesterday, is that graduates are being asked to provide levels of funds that ought to be shared more fairly with the taxpayer.
The second change Mayfield expects is that the 80,000 or so John Lewis partners will be treated more fairly with regards to their famous annual "bonus" and given tax relief on payments up to a £3,000 limit – the size of the average bonus.
Not only industry but also public services will be spread more fairly with medical facilities and schools upgraded.
An additional benefit to this reform would be that smaller farms that practice sustainable agriculture and better husbandry could more fairly compete with the notoriously destructive mega-operations.
We chose the August 2010 NCBI NR database to more fairly compare with the August 2011 HHblits NR20, which is the most recent available.
Any serious effort to combat extreme poverty, promote third world development and share the benefits of globalization more fairly must begin with a radical assault on agricultural subsidies.
But so long as Mr. Bush is willing to back that failed government indefinitely — enabling is the psychological term — Iraq's leaders will have no reason to move against the militias and more fairly share power with the Sunni minority.
By having districts drawn more fairly and competitively, and with more public input, redistricting through these commissions can help to alleviate the rampant partisanship at the state government level, and conversely, on the national stage.
