Sentence examples for fair and effectively from inspiring English sources

The right question to ask about any insurance program isn't "Who's ripping off whom?" It's "Is the program fair, and effectively and actuarially sound?" The answer for Social Security is "yes," "yes," and "yes -- with a minor adjustment".

However, in 1978, the Supreme Court in the case of Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India extended the protection of Article 21 to legislative action, holding that any law laying down a procedure must be just, fair and reasonable, and effectively reading due process into Article 21.

When President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the landmark Executive Order 8802 on June 25 , 1941 establishing the President's Committee on Fair Employment and effectively ending that form of segregation, momentum for the march subsided.

Pope "thinks fast and effectively".

The commentaries lauded the trial as fair and open while effectively prejudging Mr. Bo.

Lea Morical, a freshman in mechanical engineering who is currently interning in Spain, says the European Career Fair and MISTI help effectively realize the MIT European Club's mission of fostering cross-cultural collaborations.

I'd like to think that the goal should be to effectively achieve fair and equal outcomes, but being able to do so by celebrating, embracing and leveraging unique qualities and attributes generally found in women as a competitive advantage.

Events such as the building collapse at Rana Plaza in Bangladesh in 2013 have prompted many to consider ethics and sustainability when buying products, favouring those made in the UK or countries where standards of worker safety and fair pay are effectively protected.

Properly designed and effectively implemented these global reforms will benefit Africa by making available a fairer share of revenues.

The Vanity Fair piece effectively launched Ronan.

And, effectively, his tongue.