Sentence examples for test for fairness from inspiring English sources

This is why the veil of ignorance is a superior test for fairness over the veil of opulence.

Recently we tested chimpanzees on a classic human test for fairness, the Ultimatum Game, and found that they behaved similarly to humans.

One million customers moved closer to getting refunds from their banks yesterday when judges ruled that charges of up to £38 for unauthorised overdrafts can be tested for fairness.

Consumer bodies and campaigners hope for two successes: first, that the Lords decides bank charges should be tested for fairness and, later, that such charges will be deemed unlawful.

That's why technology developers also should be testing for fairness, potential biases and ethical implementation before a product hits the market or deploys into the enterprise.

The Code therefore prescribes the responsibilities of both test developers and examination users in the four broad areas of test development, interpreting test results, striving for fairness, and informing test takers.

For developmental psychologist Michael Tomasello, a leader of the Leipzig team and co-author of the 2007 study, these findings suggest that the experiment didn't test for chimp fairness.

"I am convinced that the tax and budget reform plan I have proposed meets the test of fairness for all Virginians," Mr. Warner told legislators on Wednesday.

Everything we do will face an enormous test of fairness".

The question for the Supreme Court in an argument on Wednesday was whether the state's approach meets the basic test of fairness, or due process of law.

"The fairness test for this Budget was whether the chancellor used every penny he could to help middle income families that are squeezed.