Sentence examples for be fair for all from inspiring English sources

"We priced the offering at a level that we thought would be fair for all parties involved.

Mr Dawson said the NEP was committed to the UK, but it should be fair for all regions as he spoke about levels of investment, taxation and opportunities.

To be fair, for all eight PSO algorithms, the population size is the same, equal to 40; the maximum number of function evaluations (FEs) is set to 2 × 105.

This way it will be fair for all.

"It's fair for all the players," he said.

So what hope for is there for a British foreign policy that is fair for all, or one where we're all in it together?

"There is a shared pain in any solution, but based on my history, I am confident we will be able to reach a consensus that is fair for all parties".

We urge the government to conduct a proper consultation to ensure any new system is fair for all children and to give schools a proper transitional period to prepare".

"Nothing's off the table at the moment... as [AFLPA chief executive] Paul Marsh has already stated, we haven't reached an agreement and we're a fair way away, so it would be good to sit down with the boss [AFL chief Gillon McLachlan] and hopefully strike a deal that's fair for all parties".

The president of the students' union, Gurpreet Singh, said: "The student union are doing everything they can to rectify the situation and a full investigation is taking place to ensure that student voting is fair for all those involved, and representative of the students voting".

The club, who hoped to use the move from Upton Park as a springboard to boost revenues, attendance and their status (as signified by adding the word London to their badge), contended that only they could offer the stadium a sustainable future free of subsidy and that the deal was fair for all parties.