Sentence examples for calls fair from inspiring English sources

She charges $15,000 an appearance, a fee that she calls "fair and affordable".

The general managers' planned discussion on replays will not be wide-ranging; it will be limited to boundary calls — fair or foul, over the wall or off it.

And remarkably, there is no rule that requires peers to provide this most basic function of the Internet: what he calls "fair, open and nondiscriminatory" interconnection.

He owns the largest-circulation newspaper here, a right-leaning tabloid which he calls "fair and balanced" but which some competitors denounce as speeding the decline of good journalism.

The union wants Nissan to agree to what it calls "fair election principles" that would allow its organizers equal time on company ground — to counter what the union says have been numerous anti-union meetings and videos.

After helping reach a settlement of most of the tort claims, which he calls "fair and equitable," Henderson expects to complete the mastership within a year or so, when he will return to Florida and enter the next phase of his career, engaging in legal consulting, including special mastering and continuing to publish academic work.

Mr Jones repeated his call for what he calls fairer funding for Wales.

It was called fair.

We introduce a new mechanism-design problem called fair imposition.

The stall was called Fair and White.

After a review, it was still called fair.