Sentence examples for neutral rules from inspiring English sources
Decades of research show that economies run best when there are clear and neutral rules, fairly applied.
Katznelson traces the United States from a Progressive Era nation, still united by many widely shared ideals of the common good, to a balkanized, procedurally competitive democratic state in which seemingly neutral rules of political engagement masked the competitive edge enjoyed by certain groups.
If the University shares those concerns, it is free to enact viewpoint neutral rules restricting off-campus travel or other expenditures by RS Os for it may create what is tantamount to a limited public forum if the principles of viewpoint neutrality are respected.
In a second decision on Tuesday, a case under the Americans With Disabilities Act fell short of providing an answer to the question the court had expected to decide: to what extent does the law require employers to bend neutral rules of the workplace to accommodate employees with disabilities?
Once they are a bigger force to conjure with, women can lobby to do what neither moralism nor the market seems likely to accomplish, certainly not any time soon: which is, as Estrich sees it, to change "seemingly neutral" rules and unconscious attitudes that so often make high-powered career paths incompatible with the course of parenthood.
The economic disadvantages of women at work are reinforced by domestic disadvantages, either as a formal matter of family law or in the implicit biases in how apparently neutral rules are applied.
See id. at 21. Drown also argues that the New York statute is a valid and neutral rule because it treats federal and state law claims the same.
To put it another way, Muslims remind their fellow citizens that one cannot simply get rid of older ethical traditions and replace them with a supposedly neutral rule of law or by impartial values formed in a free market.
On the other hand: "If the government, by some neutral rule, decided it wasn't going to fund organizations whose boards were picked in a discriminatory way, that would probably pass constitutional muster".
Finally, even a facially neutral rule would sometimes require fathers to take additional affirmative steps which would not be required of mothers, whose names will be on the birth certificate as a result of their presence at the birth, and who will have the benefit of witnesses to the birth to call upon.
Underlying the critique is the assumption that a neutral rule permitting racist and anti-racist speech is fair because it places all students on equal ground.
