Sentence examples for socially fair from inspiring English sources

"It's just not socially fair".

Tsipras said the vote gave him a "strong mandate to complete the negotiations to reach an economically viable and socially fair agreement".

Mindful of the austere times, Mr. Wiedeking announced that he would put €25 million into a charitable trust that would promote "socially fair development" at Porsche facilities.

The prime minister, Mikhail Fradkov, told a cabinet meeting that the move was "economically substantiated, socially fair and, in our considered opinion, must improve the lives of Russian citizens".

"It is interesting that the smaller of the mainstream Westminster parties is now emerging in this election campaign as being by far not only the most socially fair and committed to sustained investment in our public services but also the most economically credible".

This goes against the three sustainability pillars: economically viable, socially fair and ecologically friendly practices.

Not content just to manage problems of the present, the City Senate, controlled by politicians of diverse stripes in the last 15 years, endeavored to use the positive economy and a growing population to build a denser, better-connected, greener and socially fairer city for the future.

This model highlights the types of socially just and fair interventions necessary to assist adaptation and focuses attention on thresholds and traps that may prevent adaptation.

Blair Jenkins, who heads the pro-independence campaign group Yes Scotland, said he agreed with Mr Miliband's desire to create a country that was "fairer, socially just and more equal".

"But I'd love this country to be socially just - a fair country, a decent country, I love our NHS, and I love those things about our country.

However, they would do well to heed the concerns of those warning them that partial reforms will seriously undermine what they are trying to achieve – a fair and socially just licensing system.