Sentence examples for example of the fair from inspiring English sources

He gave the example of the fair use defense, which protects some reproductions of copyrighted works for criticism, research and similar purposes.

(Here, at least, was a clear example of the fair's raison d'etre).Elsewhere dealers seemed to be awkwardly straining to lure the elusive cross-over buyer.

Thus, following the example of the fair price, a consensus could be reached in which the price is set precisely between 15 and 25% higher than the market price.

Her experience was an example of what the Fair Chance Act hopes to remedy in federal employment with "ban the box" legislation now being considered.

"The Women," a 1936 satire about the stealing and retrieving of husbands, presents a collection of vain, shallow, gossiping, materialistic, backbiting examples of the fairer sex.

She is the definition of a femme fatale; her existence as the only female force in a film completely devoid of other examples of the fairer sex cannot be overstated.

But Intel has not been a nudger, and therefore is an example of how the fair-disclosure world could work.

And today is an example of the system being fair.... Q.

"Today is an example of the system being fair," Mr. Bush said, but he acknowledged that the postponement "creates some frustration" for survivors and families of victims of Mr. McVeigh's crime, the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19 , 1995

Inequality among individuals of different peoples does not, for example, undermine the fair value of the political liberties or fair equality of opportunity since they are not co-members of economic and political systems, and peoples will treat other peoples as equals insofar as they are well-ordered and reasonable.

For example, in the fair division of a cake, the procedure of cutting the cake is valuable if it ensures the outcome of a close to equal division.