Sentence examples for be fair as from inspiring English sources

"Scotland will eventually have to accept the principle of paying for higher education, which would be fair as well as efficient," says Andrew Oswald, professor of economics at the University of Warwick.

It is not possible to restore faith in parliament, or to get a legislative process which the public feel to be fair, as long as politicians are allowed to be both a non-dom and sit in parliament.

Now that the name of Steve Spurrier has been added to the long list of great college coaches who did not succeed at the professional level, it may be fair as well as charitable to close with Mr. Graham's perspective.

According to YouGov, three-quarters say Britain is not a meritocracy – but, by four to one, agree an unequal society can be fair, as long as there is equal opportunity.

"The fact the question was put out there at all … I thought 'How dare you!' But to be fair, as soon as I said I wanted to be Kiwanuka they were cool".

To be fair as well, the Boston Ballet is not Ballet Theater, and one cannot assume that there will be the same level of dance power and technique on a consistent level.

We'll do it by making sure that the market is fair as well as free".

Surely we can find somebody who is fair and nonpartisan to make sure that our elections are fair as well.

Not every coach appreciates it but I think it is fair as long as we are open.

All's fair as long as you win.' Winning is all that matters to this president," he added.

They say it would have been fairer as well as cheaper to hold the vote on Election Day.