Sentence examples for because of fair from inspiring English sources

In a case alleging 75 instances of infringement in an educational setting, 70 instances were not infringing because of fair use and for other reasons.

The situation in Belgium is quite different: who knows if turnout is 90% because of compulsion or because of fair voting?

"We have heard from corporate executives who lament being unable to do certain things because of fair disclosure," he said, adding that "they never should have been doing those things" anyway.

The exterior of the theater was decorated with large works by contemporary artists, among them a cartoon frame by Roy Lichtenstein, a car parts sculpture by John Chamberlain and a portrait of "Most Wanted" criminals by Andy Warhol, which was removed because of fair objections.

Meanwhile, preparations for the Rising Star competition have spawned their own dramas not just at Fair Lawn, where Ms. Stepanov has "given up on sleep, food and free time," she said, because of Fair Lawn's rigorous rehearsal schedule — three nights a week by late November, five nights a week from December to opening night — but throughout high school corridors across New Jersey.

One of the reasons Softbank decided to invest was because of Fair's ability to turn around Uber's leasing business.

Because the duty of fair representation is judicially created, the consequences of its breach necessarily are left to judicial determination.

"If everybody won it because of a fair fight and everything was fair and objective and transparent, then good.

Most are on the rosters because of the "right of fair trial" rule.

They called him the "Lady of Christ's College," perhaps because of his fair complexion, delicate features, and auburn hair.

"We talked about how we have to work hard to reduce the budget because of financial fair play.