Sentence examples for fair alternative to from inspiring English sources

Most citizens support a democratic rise in the gas tax as a more fair alternative to Governor Corzine's peculiar idea of maintaining a few toll roads that are the equivalent of a "penalty box".

"In the long term we aim to provide a fair alternative to companies such as Wonga, but it will take many years for us to reach the scale that would allow us to offer our products to the growing number of financially excluded people in the UK".

Rather, that Maserati Spyder we mentioned as an alternative to the Jaguar XKR 100 seems like a fair alternative to the Z8 as well, and for considerably less money.

Tridimensional in vitro models are a fair alternative to animal models to approach tissue and tumors microenvironment.

In this respect, it can serve as a fair alternative to empirical methods based on surrogate data (Dolan and Spano 2001).

Usage-based billing is seen by some as a fairer alternative to broadband caps, a term most closely associated with Comcast, which had been enforcing a limit of 250 gigabytes per Internet customer per month.

In the meantime we are calling for all major political parties to make the introduction of a fairer alternative to the Barnett Formula a cornerstone of their pre-election manifestos.

"SNP MPs will work with our colleagues in Plaid Cymru to help build a progressive alliance at Westminster that will put forward a fairer alternative to austerity and ensure that neither Scotland or Wales can be ignored at Westminster".

Ministers also said they expected to see "significant progress" this year in projects built through its non-profit distribution scheme, which ministers said was a fairer alternative to PPP/PFI tie-ups with the private sector.

Responding, SNP election campaign director Angus Robertson told BBC Wales: "SNP MPs will work with our colleagues in Plaid Cymru to help build a progressive alliance at Westminster that will put forward a fairer alternative to austerity and ensure that neither Scotland or Wales can be ignored at Westminster".

The First Minister also announced the creation of an independent commission to examine fairer alternatives to the council tax, and said further laws would be passed to prevent people being pursued for historic poll tax debts.