Sentence examples for raise fairness from inspiring English sources

However, they're usually unpopular, they raise fairness concerns, and they are not always very effective.

Tax rates Americans pay are so uneven that they not only raise fairness issues, but also cause distortions in the economy, inducing financial decisions that individuals might not otherwise make, and might not be the most efficient use of capital.

"A bailout, to me, raises fairness issues and does not solve the problem," said Spencer Bachus of Alabama, the senior Republican on the committee.

Paula M. Carmody, the Maryland state official who represents consumers before the public service commission, said the high costs of preventive measures raised fairness questions that until now have been mostly unexamined.

It also raises fairness issues, given the many homeowners who are scrimping in order to continue paying off mortgages based on former market values far higher than their properties' current worth.

The prime minister raised fairness as an objection to the proposal, saying: "Why should the government do for one what it is not prepared to do for all?" He said amending the Qantas Sale Act would ensure the airline could "compete on a level playing field".

Many students have raised fairness issues -- for the same reasons that athletes have complained when their colleagues/competitors are using performance-enhancing drugs.

But it does raise a fairness issue for those contestants who only sing.

The simulation results of packet loss ratio, average waiting delay and rate show that the proposed algorithm can meet the requirement for time delay and rate fairness, raise the spectrum efficiency and improve the quality of service.

But Judge Klein found that the group, which he called "the capital markets creditors," had raised the fairness issue prematurely.

"Requiring a seller of real property to disclose conditions they should have been aware of but were not, in fact, aware of raises serious fairness questions," the governor said.