Sentence examples for be made fair from inspiring English sources

Like much in life, college admissions isn't fair and cannot be made fair.

He has set no deadline for the commission's work and recently said that the moratorium will stand indefinitely unless the commission can give him a "100percentt guarantee" that the system can be made fair and just.

The heartwarming idea of "American Candidate" -- that by removing the imperative to raise millions of dollars, presidential politics could be made fair enough to accommodate eccentrics and amateurs -- is somewhat diminished by its esteemed pool of contestants.

"The only fair way to proceed, and the only way to proceed that will have broad enough political support to reach consensus, is that the state aid formula has to be made fair for all the districts in the state," Mr. Sanders said.

Business rates must be made fair.

But the system itself just cannot be made fair to everyone.

"Permanent Secretary appointments are made on merit following fair and open competition".

How could the toss be made fairer?

Ideally, New York's income taxes should be made fairer.

Instead it needs to be made fairer and more effective," he concluded.

The tax code can clearly be made fairer by moving away from indirect taxes to fairer direct taxes.