Sentence examples for return to fairness from inspiring English sources

After 18 years of Thatcherism, the longing was for a return to fairness and a stronger regulating and redistributing role for the state.

They want to see a return to fairness in taxation, fairness in pay and an end to the "poor pay more" system we have today.

Youth want a "return to fairness" and assurance that everyone has access to health care, nutrition and education.

It may not be the start of Bernie's revolution – this is Kansas, after all – but it's a return to fairness and common sense over ideology.

Shorten said the government's super package did not go far enough to return "fairness to the superannuation [system]" or to deliver substantial budget repair.

He called for a return to "true economic fairness" through changes in tax and labor policy.

Juliet Lyon, the PRT director, is calling for a return to a policy of "fairness and decency in prison regimes".

In the video preview, like one sent to supporters last year, Mr. Obama said he would call for "a return to American values of fairness for all and responsibility from all".

"This is a critical moment for our country to return to values of basic fairness and opportunity that are bigger than any election cycle".

Though it is a daunting problem that goes far beyond the realm of higher education, he shares a hopeful message of the potential to return to our core values of fairness and equity.

In doing so it will provide a chance for the party to return to its core values of fairness, equal opportunity and human dignity for all, rather than remaining obsessed with sloganeering attempts ("aspiration", "wealth creators") to salami-slice smaller and smaller differences between the parties and make them sound significant.