Sentence examples for seeking fairness from inspiring English sources

Seeking fairness when paying one's school taxes?

Suddenly seeking fairness, Carrie declares, "We are all channeled together in ways we don't know".

The speech drew applause for the embattled speaker, who argued passionately that Republicans were merely seeking "fairness" for working people.

Liberty management says it treats all fans equally, and with advocates for gay and lesbian rights sometimes in court legitimately seeking fairness, this is a responsible approach.

As Senator Charles Schumer said, Mr. Bush's decision to bypass the Senate in this manner is "a finger in the eye" for all those seeking fairness in the nomination process.

It was time, Mr. Gore believed, to let the country know how he planned to proceed, to plea for patience and to reassure Americans that he was only seeking fairness.

Basically, it sought fairness.

He warned Britain not to seek fairness by "cutting down success".

Regarding political amnesia, Todd Gitlin's assertion that there should be "no statute of limitations on remembering" ("The Political Uses of Moving On," Op-Ed, July 28) should serve anyone who seeks fairness in the American democratic process.

Multiple moral motives have been proposed to explain reciprocity behavior, including preferences for consequentialism3, in which people seek fairness in outcomes (inequity aversion4,5), and sentimentalism6, in which people are motivated by feelings such as guilt in order to avoid harming others (guilt aversion7)8.

Rules are written to seek fairness across the board — from Division I to Division III — and there is a concern that an onslaught of technology might give richer colleges a competitive advantage over schools that cannot afford the latest equipment, further driving a wedge between the haves and have-nots in the sport.