The phrase "a fair life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is just, equitable, or balanced, often in the context of social justice or personal fulfillment.
Example: "Everyone deserves a fair life, free from discrimination and inequality."
Alternatives: "an equitable life" or "a just life."
Brave and resilient, the people in these places have a voice, a soul; they just need a fair life.
People talk about social mobility, but really people just want a fair life, a good life, and the basics covered, they don't all want to be culturally middle-class.
My children are proud to tell their classmates that they have a farmer-friend that named "Uncle Zaid". Our farmer-friend grows our vegetables and fruits, gives our chickens a fair life, shares our pedagogical philosophy, gives me raw honey to treat my preschooler son's reactive airway, and whose wife sends extra tomatoes for my mother.
When a similar situation occurs here... political leaders, who are there to establish a fair life for everyone – they should not remain silent". After Cameron made his remarks, Ron Prosor, the Israeli ambassador to London, blamed the Palestinians' situation on Hamas, the Islamist regime that controls the Gaza Strip.
All that the people of Egypt really want is to live a fair life and to be judged for who they are and what they do".
The video below shows the vending machine in action, along with some facts to get NOAH's point across (at around 35 seconds, the video reads "16 chickens were demonstrating for their right to a fair life". As far as we know, the chickens did not consent to being put inside a fake vending machine).
"I think what he [Mr Mandela] wanted was for everybody to have opportunities, and a good and fair life for everybody.
The truth is that we live in a country with a warped understanding of fair life chances.
If you're going to be pissed half the time as a parent – which is a fair enough life choice, really – learn to hide how pissed you are.
My father's family fled Charlotte County in south-central Virginia more than a century ago after generations that date back to the 18th century to seek a better, fairer life.
Lawyers at the larger firms usually have to deal with long work hours, few vacations and difficulties in achieving a fair work-life balance.
