Whether or not it buys us fairness, the Fair Elections Now Act would at least offer the possibility of trust: trust that money is not unduly influencing the results.
It is our obligation to ensure that the exchanges' actions do not unduly burden competition and are fair and reasonable.
Luis Huerta and others say there is a need to examine whether those funding formulas are fair – or whether they unduly enrich the operators of virtual schools.
"The fight is really about having a fair process, one not unduly influenced by the executive branch," Brian Concannon, executive director of the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, told VICE News.
A few readers thought it was unduly sensational, though it seemed to me a fair and accurate summary of the study's conclusion – and of course a headline can never tell you the whole story.
On behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Public Knowledge, we filed an amicus brief with the Southern District of New York arguing AP's interpretation of the fair use doctrine was not only unduly narrow, but threatening to innovation and free expression, as well as fundamentally inconsistent with the prevailing cases on fair use in the search engine context.
It's a small, culturally cohesive country (population: 240,000), so in a week you can see a fair slice of it and not be unduly haunted by what you're missing.
So far as the hitherto recognized principle of fair dealing between an assignor and his assignee unduly restrains the freedom of action of the assignor, it merely restrains in the manner that every contract is a restraint of trade.
Unlike all of the previous committee proposals, The People's Budget would restore truly fair and balanced fiscal policy that does not unduly burden the working class or reward the wealthy for not paying their fair share.
What's interesting about this little riff is that Professor Pentland doesn't seem to be unduly troubled about the implications of all this – though, to be fair, since the quotes are taken from an interview he gave, it's possible that he gives a more rounded picture in his book.
