Sentence examples for approach is fair from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Tory experiment, Labour's approach is fair, it works to raise standards, and is backed by rising funding per pupil".

But not everyone agrees the approach is fair.

"Whilst it has to be better for divorcing couples to have clarity and accessibility to the law, it is doubtful whether a one size fits all approach is fairer than the current situation where a judge exercises a wide discretion to provide a tailor made solution".

Jon Schaben, a crop and livestock farmer in western Iowa, said Mr. Obama's approach was fair.

"In order to confirm that the approach was fair and appropriate, the Remuneration Committee undertook a detailed review and an extensive consultation process with major institutional shareholders," Standard Life said.

The minister said the approach was fair for borrowers, good for "the effective management of public money" and would help to ensure the student finance system "remains on a sustainable footing".

David Cantor, the chancellor's press secretary, said that schools previously had grappled with supply and demand in an ad-hoc way, and that the Bloomberg administration's approach was fairer.

Some students will never reach the same academic level, and the one-size-fits-all approach is just not fair, they say.

Wilmots' approach, it is fair to say, is rather different.

Referring to his July conviction on three counts of fraud and one count of obstruction of justice, he takes a determinedly glass half-full approach: "It is fair to say we won three quarters of the case, and hope to win the rest at the next stage".

This "it weren't me, miss" approach is not fair on other public servants.