Sentence examples for fair and equivalent from inspiring English sources

Steve Bird, the National Union of Journalists' father of chapel at the FT, said that managers have reneged on a promise to provide "fair and equivalent" conditions following the completion of Pearson's sale of the newspaper.

"In light of the deadlock in the negotiations, we support the NUJ stance of taking strike action in defence of our common aim that the FT must honour its commitment to fair and equivalent terms and conditions for all after the Nikkei takeover," the FT's NUJ members said in a motion passed following a meeting on Monday.

Factor in the fact that no one can afford a Titian any more and you get the Frieze Art Fair (and its equivalents Art Basel and the Venice Biennale and Art Basel Miami).

Some of the most widely-sold products include Fem, Lotus, Fair and Lovely and its gendered-equivalent Fair and Handsome.

"In the past, most Title IX complaints against high school sports teams have focused on issues like equal access to facilities, scheduling and equivalent funding for teams and coaches — all fair and, we feel, reasonable requests," Pearson said.

Hesed, the first word of the Hebrew title, "Hesed Sefaradi," is something, we are told, that "eludes precise translation and connotes compassion, kindness, love and charity; a fair equivalent is the Latin caritas".

The experimental design scene, which recently emerged in the Ventura-Lambrate area of northeastern Milan, is now imperiled by the furniture fair's equivalent of gentrification.

Perhaps what I am bringing to it from my memory is a fair personal equivalent to its sources in Moore's life.

First, we computed the correlation between MFN, computed as the difference between fair and (very) unfair offers at Fz and Cz, and the equivalent difference score for the cardiac response at IBI2.

The dependent variable pHI was grouped as a binary outcome as either ≥ 175 or < 175; this is equivalent to a comparison between good to fair and poor to very poor condition.

I stressed about fair and equal gift giving, trying to make sure that the gifts I got each person were equivalent in value and also similar in number to open on the big day.