Sentence examples for fair and practical from inspiring English sources

But some entrepreneurs say the government has failed to ensure that EU VAT rules are fair and practical.

"We just want a way to share the tax burden that is fair and practical," he said.

This protocol combines the RSA blind signature scheme and secret sharing cryptosystem, to provide a fair and practical election.

"Since 40percentt of commercial garbage comes from Manhattan, having a facility in that borough is both fair and practical, and it will help reduce the pollution created by the trucks that now remove the waste".

The American people expect us to meet our responsibility and deliver immigration reform that fixes the problems in the current system, that upholds our ideals and provides a fair and practical way forward.

The true interest of the people of this country requires that both the national and State governments should be allowed, without jealous interference on either side, to exercise all the powers which respectively belong to them according to a fair and practical construction of the Constitution.

I hope that on Tuesday MPs from all sides of the house will make it clear to the government that what we are proposing is affordable, fair and a practical way to show some of the most vulnerable young people in society that we care.

Our housing crisis desperately needs a fair, locally led and practical response.

This article surveys an illuminating sample of those challenges, along with many of the considerations necessary to create a fair, equitable, responsible and practical set of policies to serve the individual investigator, the research project, the funder and the greater scientific community.

John Beer Chair, Action on Elder Abuse I am pleased to see your editorial resurrecting the idea that some variant on inheritance tax would be the fairest and most practical way to plug the funding gap for social care.

The White Paper delves much deeper into the legal and policy rationales for controlled digital lending, reviewing relevant law, the fair use rationale for CDL, and practical risk and policy considerations for libraries that might consider implementing CDL for some parts of their collections.