The phrase "a fair start to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the beginning of an event, process, or situation that is equitable or just.
Example: "The new policy provides a fair start to all employees, ensuring equal opportunities for advancement."
Alternatives: "an equitable beginning to" or "a just initiation of".
Four million slaves were emancipated and given an equal chance and fair start to make their own support-to work and produce; and having worked and produced, to have their own property and apply it to their own support.
It seems a fair starting point to suggest modern one-day cricket began in 1987 with the Benson & Hedges Challenge in Perth, with its weird America's Cup-themed shirts, gold watches, Ian Botham in full paunchy ringlet-tossing pomp, and the sense of watching the moustached buccaneers of some new world coming into view through the mists.
Many of his colleagues beg to differ.Well-publicised examples of Whitehall's resistance notwithstanding, the act seems to have got off to a fair start.
However, alarmingly is the fact that, in order to provide the right and opportunity to children, to have a fair start in the Reform of Education, and as subscribers of Education for All, Early Childhood was not included in the World Bank project proposal.
He has got off to a fair start, ensuring that Mr Gbagbo was captured alive and unharmed and pledging to set up a South African-style truth-and-reconciliation commission.
And it's in part a matter of ensuring that those at the bottom and in the middle get a fair start in life, through access to education, adequate nutrition and health, and not being exposed to the environmental hazards that have come to plague many of our poor neighborhoods.
It has meant working through our nonprofit, The Center for the Next Generation, to support efforts to make sure children 0-5 gethehe chance to have a fair start in life.
He combined his adherence to the judicial oath, to "do right to all manner of people after the laws and usages of this realm, without fear or favour, affection or ill will" with his passionate belief in all people being equal and being entitled to a fair start in life.
I hope that Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month does for February what Breast Cancer Awareness Month has done for October — that it puts domestic abuse on everyone's radar and makes our children aware that healthy relationships are paramount to having a fair start in life.
