Sentence examples for reduce fairness from inspiring English sources

The removal of modular A-levels will ultimately reduce fairness within the education system by making access to retakes more difficult.

Adding the acceptance condition does not of course reduce fairness to consent: those who jump subway turnstiles do not mean to assume an obligation to pay the fare.

Experimental results show that PARS can improve both the memory power efficiency by 26.8% and performance by 4.2% average relative to default system while reducing negligible fairness.

Instead of using PF, MT is used as a substitute in this scheme in order to provide the channel with a higher throughput during packet transmission, thus reducing the fairness measures [10, 20].

Therefore, it seems that when the uncertainty of the situation is reduced, the fairness of the offer and also the social information provided by personal adjectives have a much smaller weight into the decision of accepting or rejecting the offers.

Differential Item Functioning (DIF DIFIF causes bias in measurements, reduces test fairness and can influence fit to the Rasch model.

It has tended to reduce equality and fairness to a mess of tax policies and financial enticements.

"If the focus is making the wealthy pay their fair share to reduce the deficit, or even fairness more generally, Democrats do well," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster.

It promised, for example, to reduce poverty and increase "fairness".

Intended to ensure fairness and reduce variation in sentencing between jurisdictions, mandatory minimums have instead, in effect, transferred discretion from judges to prosecutors.

In an effort to show fairness and reduce contention, Mr. Levy depended on a simple criterion to decide which new school construction projects would remain on the budget plan: the level of crowding.