Sentence examples for of either fairness from inspiring English sources

To evaluate our hypotheses, we consider the following initial equation for our estimation approach: (1) y i * = β 0 + β 1 ⋅ ter m i + γ ′ ⋅ M i + φ ′ ⋅ ter m i ⋅ M i + μ ′ ⋅ X i + ϵ i where y i * represents the non-observable continuous variable on the perception of either fairness or standard of care.

A symbol of equality, of fairness, and of compassion.

Consequently, for such a system to reach the requisite degree of fairness, either tax rates must be raised on the wealthy, which could lower efficiency, or additional taxes — such as wealth, inheritance or estate taxes, which present fewer problems of economic efficiency — must be imposed or expanded.

You end up with four different versions of fairness using either an equal or equitable definition applied to either the process or the outcome.

Values of freedom, values of fairness, and values of responsibility.

This idea, pressed by many analysts and by the developing world, can be defended on grounds of either welfare or fairness.

For those who seek redistribution to those who need help, on grounds of either welfare or fairness, per capita allocations of emissions rights are at best a mixed blessing.

"So there's an issue of parity here, of fairness.

Robins frames his argument in terms of a dilemma: either the principle of fairness is sufficiently strong to generate promissory obligations, in which case it is a principle of tacit consent, and thus the appeal is circular, or the principle of fairness is weak enough to avoid circularity, and thus too weak to ground promissory obligations.

There is not much either of philosophy or fairness in this part of his work, and Blackstone generally shows himself to be a specious defender of the existing political and social order.

In contrast, an equitable definition of fairness allows for either the process or the outcome to vary based on some legitimate and equitable difference among people.