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fairness

[fair-nis] / ˈfɛər nɪs /


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The 68-year-old mathematics professor was widely expected to win after the main opposition coalition boycotted the poll, citing concerns about electoral fairness.

From BBC

While some view it as a good for France, others say it makes them question the fairness of the country's immigration system.

From Barron's

The authors of the opinion piece urge policymakers to make changes aimed at improving fairness and access.

From Science Daily

He said several months ago that he would decide by January at the latest "in fairness to whoever might be coming in".

From BBC

It urges colleges to ensure the way they use it “aligns with our shared values of transparency, integrity, fairness and respect for student dignity.”

From Los Angeles Times