At the moment, Canada's wealthy elite and corporate interests are already under heavy public scrutiny, and government failures in enforcing rules equitably among the powerful has scraped the luster away from our recently burnished image.
The sad truth, however, is that instead of the rule of Constitutional law applying equitably across the ranks, we instead see the brutal rule of the jungle - "honor among thieves" - rife with state-sanctioned, fundamentalist Christian proselytizing, corruption, wretchedly obvious glad-handing, and an absolute dearth of accountability.
Second, by fixing the flaws in WTO provisions so that the trading rules are implemented fully and equitably.
Not all coaches agree with the rules emphasis; some quietly express concern that officiating is too uneven to guarantee that the rules are enforced properly and equitably.
Re "Players Are Starting to Think Before They Hit, N.F.L. Says," Sept. 25: Some coaches worry "that officiating is too uneven to guarantee that the rules are enforced properly and equitably".
Integrated Management's job was to calculate the value of all the assets in each company's pension fund on the day it was terminated in bankruptcy; those values can affect the amounts retirees receive, because of the way the insurance program's rules work for distributing funds equitably.
A right to counsel for residential tenants and homeowners ensures the rule of law is applied equitably to rich and poor.
In 1991, he was even benched for refusing to cut his Mississippi Waterfall-style mullet, suggesting his complaint was that the rule was not being enforced equitably among everyone on the Yankees.
Transparency and consistency are essential to the administration of a fair and balanced tax system, one in which everyone can play by the same rules and the state treats everyone equitably in applying the tax law.
She cited the rules against distributing pensions to workers under the normal retirement age and rules that require companies to distribute pensions equitably.
