Sentence examples for are fairly applied from inspiring English sources

"What the government has to try to do is make sure the VAT rules are fairly applied.

"What the government has to try and do is make sure the VAT rules are fairly applied," he said.

David Cameron says the change was introduced to make sure the rules regarding sales of hot food are fairly applied, but critics say the lack of definition of "ambient temperature" will cause unnecessary complexity.

Are they being fairly applied to all firms and individuals?

She drew up regulations to ensure the rules would be fairly applied across all transport providers.

Probably not since George McGovern in 1972 have voters nominated a candidate to whom the tag "unelectable" might be fairly applied.

I'm waiting for justice to be a system that is fairly applied to those we entrust to enforce our laws, to equally protect all.

"It is that the political process has rules, the rules have to be fairly applied and that those rules need to be known up front".

"This policy is the most effective in sports when both sides strictly adhere to it and it is fairly applied," he said in a statement.

"If the United Kingdom is to continue applying the 'unacceptable behaviour' criteria to those who wish to enter its borders, it must be fairly applied to the rich as well as poor, and the weak as well as powerful".

Once a person is sentenced to die, there are many appeals procedures to determine if the death sentence was fairly applied and to ensure that it was fitting for the crime.