Sentence examples for obvious fairness from inspiring English sources

During those weeks, as a matter of obvious fairness, the military should pledge not to discharge any more soldiers who acknowledge being gay.

For obvious reasons of fairness and predictability (not to mention judicial economy), rule of law requires generally treating like cases alike.

"The dangers of this kind of process are obvious in terms of fairness and public confidence in a decent justice system that is both fair and secure".

Her interventions may have been rare - but each has revealed a meticulous attention to detail and fairness, and obvious desire to give prosecution and defence an exhaustive opportunity to present their cases.

The answer should then be obvious: Pass the Paycheck Fairness Act now, without amendments, in this session.

The obvious answer that serves both fairness, justice and the presumption of innocence is that DNA profiles should be maintained only for those actually convicted of crimes.

The 5-to-4 majority rejected the inmate's argument that the lawyer had a conflict of interest so obvious as to undermine the fairness of the trial without the need to prove that the lawyer's performance harmed the defense.

In fairness, there is no obvious way to mark an event like Pleiku.

In all fairness, that much is obvious from the opening pages, in which Ms. Pochoda describes the water as a "stagnant summer brew of diesel and salt".

The differences in the perception of fairness are not as obvious as we expected.

(In fairness, it's not initially obvious the moon is Beck).