The questionnaire then required that the respondents define whether their final decision was further influenced by what they understood as being their technical, moral (fairness, respect for people and beneficence), or legal values.
Renamo lost to the Frelimo government, but only just, and the result was accepted as fair.Occasionally, a satisfactory result is more important than an election that meets technical standards of fairness.
Some early commentators on the notion of sustainable development have been critical of the way the notion mixes together moral ideas of justice and fairness with technical ideas in economics.
Economic factors like incentive to use the service, knowledge of the users, price elasticity and demand function, social factors like social welfare and social fairness, and technical factors like complexity, pricing interval, and billing mechanism must all be considered [19, 20].
"We don't like 'you must.'" In fairness, Google publishes some technical papers about its big computers, but does not talk about things like the semiconductors it has developed internally to handle computing at this scale.
For example, a local insurance broker verified the fairness of the contracts while inhabitants with technical schooling approved of appliances and helped explain technical aspects to other inhabitants.
Increasingly, courts are ignoring fundamental fairness and overemphasizing rigid rules and technical legal points — in many cases, deadlines of one kind or another — in ways that undermine justice.
The Court's reasoning was pretty technical and noticeably lacking in sweeping language about justice and fairness.
The factors examined were the professionals' socio-demographic variables, their moral (fairness, respect for people, beneficence) and legal values as well as the technical aspects that contributed to their final decisions.
In fairness to the social network, Manchester United did not have to contend with technical errors that affected the trading of Facebook's shares.
