Super-fairness, which is formally defined below, can bring us fruitful equivalence results on the price-guided and quantity-guided planning processes.8.8
In a summer where there were perhaps too many similar-seeming, precision-tooled, CGI-clogged "blockbuster" events (although in fairness Super 8 was hardly that), audiences have flocked to films that offered an appealing alternative.
A release from state director Ken Scarberry said that "in the interest of fairness," Super Quiz results would be excluded.
By proposing the concept of 'interpersonal ethos' it is explained why and how the way ordinary people socially interact across ethnocultural and religious diversity shapes the stability, success and fairness of a super diverse society.
She's yet to fetch up on Benefit Street, conversing over a can of Kestrel Super with Fungi and White Dee, but, in fairness, there's still an episode left.
My 7-year-old is super-obsessed with rules and regulations and fairness, so conflict for her comes when people aren't following the rules to her satisfaction.
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.
"In fairness to Stuart Lancaster, he has done a super job".
Let's make it about an important issue that the extreme conservatives and super rich don't want to talk about -- restoring fairness.
That honor goes to fairness, since the obscene amount of money spent by super PACs, duly noted by Mr. Schurk, risks selling our democracy to the highest bidder.
Even super-agent Scott Boras spoke of the issue in terms of fairness, arguing that such paltry spending in a big-market town like New York constitutes "an ethical violation of the game".
