Kathryn S. Wylde, the president of the Partnership for New York City, a network of business leaders, said that Mr. Cuomo was "appropriately changing the terms of debate from the class warfare language of the millionaires' tax advocates to focus on tax reform that promotes universal fairness".
For the long term, I'm supporting efforts in the here and now that are fundamental to universal fairness; the intent is to give everyone a break, to treat everyone how you'd like to be treated.
Can't there be a universal bow to fairness?
"In the judgment of the watching world," he writes, "one American city would stand for America itself, one court case for the universal dream of fairness, two men for all men staring into the naked face of power".
The criminal law should once again be more like the common law, with judges and juries not merely finding fact but making law on the basis of universal principles of fairness, circumstance, and seriousness, and crafting penalties to the exigencies of the crime.
Another universal value is fairness within the in-group according to some value system... each accorded status, power, material reward in accordance to their contribution and merit, with no one taking undue advantage of anyone else.
Equity, universal health coverage and access, and fairness in health financing are global aspirations likely to feature prominently in discussions about what comes after the 2015 MDG target date.
"The new name, Womankind, signifies universal values of equality, fairness, justice and compassion.
"The Millennium Development Goals target poverty, hunger, and disease," Carter explained, "while encouraging universal primary education and fairness for women and girls".
The implementation of AFR in the three districts demonstrates that stakeholders are concerned with commonly shared, seemingly universal values pertaining to fairness.
The discourse of intergovernmental organizations more often calls on a set of universal values such as fairness, justice, or the right to health (see below).
