Sentence examples for cost of fair from inspiring English sources

"Consumers want low prices but not at the cost of fair living conditions for producers".

As Arthur Levitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has complained, "all too often, analysts are falling on the side of protecting the business relationship at the cost of fair analysis".A new study* by three economists takes this debate a step further.

But this year, the Council went a step further, with a budget response in March that recommended funding the full $212 million annual cost of Fair Fares in the city's $88 billion budget.

onestar press and Three Star Books have been participating in numerous fairs, including the prestigious Art Basel (Switzerland). Because the cost of fairs is high, they have to be selective, preferring to apply to the right projects.

The cost-effectiveness of fair policy alternatives, relative to the least cost outcome, is extremely variable.

Creative Scotland's £15,000 grant, she says, covered the cost of one fair a year – enough to keep the gallery ticking over.

Because coffee beans make up such a small proportion of that cost customers might have concluded that the extra 10p was to cover the cost of the fair trade coffee, but they would have been wrong.

In contrast to previous theoretical work, this empirical analysis also shows that the cost of a fair policy, relative to a differentiated policy, need not increase as the number of agents affected by a policy rises.

So, although we can't calculate the precise financial cost of practicing fair process, it's safe to say that expressing genuine concern and treating dismissed employees with dignity is a good deal more affordable than not doing so.

Counting the cost of the Fair Isle Bird Observatory fire.

The most expensive booths at Frieze New York will go for eighty-four thousand dollars, but, whatever the cost of the fairs, the greater risk for dealers lies in not participating.