Sentence examples for fair and operating from inspiring English sources

If you do find a good caretaker, pay them fairly and provide them with a reasonable schedule so that you are being fair and operating within the law.

The organization stages the annual fair and operates a number of year-round enterprises at the taxpayer-owned fairgrounds in Pomona.

We can see that there are numerous possible operating points for TX I and TX II in W. The Nash bargaining solution (NBS), defined as follows, provides a unique, fair and efficient operating point in W with the idea that after the minimal requirements are satisfied for both transmitters, the rest of the resources are allocated proportionally to each of them according to their conditions.

The results show that fair agreements between the calculated and operating data were obtained.

Universities that want to charge more would have to prove that they are improving teaching standards and operating a fair admissions policy.

Further, the Surface Transportation Board, which is part of the U.S. Department of Transportation, sees little reason to believe that condemning and buying land at fair market value, then building and operating a 40-mile-long railroad through rough country would lower the coal industry's transportation costs.

It is Alaska's oldest state fair and still operates today.

The Mycelia Team have been traveling around Europe on a 40-city tour as part of the official launch 'Creative Passport' - realizing a vision of the future that sees music makers connected through a verified and decentralized peer-to-peer ecosystem, promoting artist-led, fair and sustainable operating practices.

To be fair, the county has owned and operated half a dozen all-public beaches in Malibu — including the famous Surfrider and Zuma — since the 1940s.

"We are now looking at the responses to consultation that proposed a number of changes to make sure local authorities are not short-changing motorists and operate in a fair manner.

"We have also recently launched a public consultation proposing a number of changes to make sure local authorities are not short-changing motorists and operate in a fair manner.