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Meanings of fairness in anglès

rus
честность
català
sinceritat

Ability to make judgments free from discrimination or dishonesty.

sinceritat
català
encant
espanyol
encanto

The quality of being good looking and attractive.

encant
portuguès
justiça
català
equitat

Conformity with rules or standards.

equitat

The property of having a naturally light complexion.

Usage of fairness in anglès
1
It sets guidelines on the safety, quality and fairness of food trade.
Radio NZ
2
The majority of parents' recognise the inherent fairness of the points system.
The Irish Times
3
Justice secretary Michael Gove added: An effective justice system depends on fairness.
The Guardian
4
It urged people to shout demands for food, work, housing and fairness.
The Guardian
5
The judge said Nice was under a duty of transparency and fairness.
The Guardian
6
Therefore, in fairness to all, I wish no spectators in my court.
Speaks the Nightbird
7
In fairness to future candidates for the job, what is the truth?
The Irish Times
8
In the interests of fairness, several points should be made in reply.
The Irish Times
9
Councillor Helen Ritchie said that fairness was a key part of politics.
Radio NZ
10
RBC Capital Markets issued a fairness opinion to the Vanguard Conflicts Committee.
Reuters
11
Even some of the bereaved families question the fairness of the proceedings.
Reuters
12
Petrie Partners Securities advised Kodiak while Credit Suisse provided a fairness opinion.
Reuters
13
The second reason for Origin post-season was fairness across the 16 clubs.
Radio NZ
14
They were emblematic of the unsullied ideals of freedom, democracy, and fairness.
Patient Zero
15
But in all fairness, HP gave the new IQ506 an honest try.
Wired
16
Chapman said determining the fairness of the proposal required discovery and hearings.
Reuters
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Translations for fairness
espanyol
encanto
Fairness through the time
Fairness across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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