Sentence examples for yes fairness from inspiring English sources

As the scrupulously fair-minded MSM reporter Ron Brownstein notes, "Through its language, its news decisions, and its hosts -- [Fox] generally functions more like a cog in the Republican message machine than as a conventional news organization that attempts to abide, however imperfectly, by the traditional standards of (yes) fairness and balance".

"So where we've changed is, yes, fairness is really important," she said, "but also using our voice to make sure kids get a great education and being on the front lines as a union, not just as individual teachers, in making sure that quality is as high as it can be".

Yes, fairness means giving money to help the poorest in society.

The most important issue is to ensure a common level playing field for all participants in the market 89.6 % Yes Fairness has to be stressed e. g. regarding internalisation of external cost.

The prime minister will say: "Yes, fairness means giving money to help the poorest in society.

I MEANT YES!!!'" In fairness, it's hard to believe David is intimately acquainted with the word "no".

We must settle for nothing less than a united world saying no to sexual violence and yes to justice, fairness and peace.

This is a question of fairness – yes, to the British people … but also to those who have been shipped over here against their will, kept as slaves and forced to work horrendous hours.

"I think that argument can be made in all fairness, yes," Mr. Racicot conceded.

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