Sentence examples for put fairness from inspiring English sources

In the Coalition Agreement we promised to put fairness at the heart of all we do as we rebuild our broken economy from the rubble.

This gives useful information to voters choosing a candidate to take on a president who will put fairness at the heart of his re-election campaign.

"This government has put fairness, equity and the ability to pay at the very heart of the decisions that we have taken".

"In exercising its first judgements on national taxes, this government has put fairness, equity and the ability to pay at the heart of what it has done," Mr Swinney argued.

But then came a conflation of social security and welfare with increasing the number of police: "Labour is ready to put fairness and humanity back at the heart of our public services.

Put fairness aside for a moment.

It seems he will be putting fairness at the heart of his re-election narrative.

For most of the French left and a chunk of the right, high taxes are a hallmark of a decent society that puts fairness before profit, and public services before business.

The court has now put the fairness, integrity and credibility of the justice system at unnecessary risk.

That's why it was encouraging to see, in Sulzberger's note to readers published earlier this week, this line: "We will continue to put the fairness and accuracy of everything we publish above all else — and in the inevitable moments we fall short, we will continue to own up to our mistakes, and we'll strive to do better". That's admirable, and it's hard.

Also, note that instead of putting a fairness term in transmit powers, we can also choose a fairness term in data rates, i.e., G n (R n ) to enforce fairness over data rates if desired.