Sentence examples for a kind of fair from inspiring English sources

bridging traditional and social finance, a kind of "fair trade" but for financial products and services.

and when I do, I dream of a kind of Fair Trade for music environment with a simple one-stop-shop-portal to upload my freshly recorded music, verified and stamped, into the world, with the confidence I'm getting the best deal out there, without having to get lawyers involved.

Perhaps the fact that an aircraft pilot risks her life by flying over enemy territory makes the piloted craft a more palatable delivery platform of death, a kind of "fair fight" rationale.

The systematic pattern we found indicates that the majority of respondents clearly prefers models that cannot be classified as sheer 'incentives' and monetary motivation, but as a kind of fair compensation for health and surgery-related (e.g. such as after treatment) costs which can also be interpreted as removing disincentives [ 39].

What we now correctly consider sexual harassment was then viewed, by Brown and many others, as a kind of fair-trade agreement.

More than ever I think a kind of fair-trade system for artists and creative technologists should be implemented.

"I don't believe for a minute he will get any kind of fair trial, and I don't think it is working in his favour that he is a British citizen, as it suits the Bangladesh government to say that terror is coming in from overseas, that it's foreigners coming in to commit crimes in the country.

Indeed, the majority of "warmists" who are so eager to attain media attention when they are sure nobody will challenge them will quickly look for the nearest chair to hide under when offered a chance to participate in any kind of fair and open debate.

Hill: And no way is that ever appropriate in any kind of fair process.

Couldn't the juvenile judges understand, from looking at the guardians, that the kids didn't stand any kind of fair chance?

The bank had offered them a kind of street fair, a food-of-all-nations thing.