Sentence examples for real fairness from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be hard at all to come up with a system that institutionalized certain penalties for certain violations, and put some real fairness into a system that, today, is anything but fair.

The best opportunity for real fairness there has been in my lifetime.

Half a century after Michael Young argued that the only way to achieve real fairness was the continual redistribution of opportunity, Labour is still fumbling towards a way of achieving it.

Real fairness could be secured by raising higher tax rates instead of ditching the universal principle and a benefit that has been a pillar of the welfare system for 64 years.

Blacks whom I've talked to over the past couple of days have tended to point out rather dryly that it took an encounter with a potentially fatal illness for the notion of empathy, compassion and real fairness to even dawn on Mr. Giuliani.

"But for all this, pay inequality remains a stubborn obstacle to real fairness in the work-place.

This could be 'our legacy to the future' – a care system funded better now and sustainable for future generations, delivering real intergenerational fairness.

Then, we utilize the real-time indicator to compute the real time fairness index.

As an African-American woman who has been active in my support for the LGBT community for decades -- both with the ACLU and outside the organization -- it comes down to the very basic truth that for equality to have real meaning, fairness and equal treatment under the law must extend to everyone.

We define the real-time fairness index as the standard deviation of the real-time indicators of all rtPS connections as follows: (17).

Voting Lib Dem is a real vote for fairness in the future.