Sentence examples for fair and workable from inspiring English sources

We will ensure a sensible, fair and workable approach to asylum and immigration issues.

What Israelis and Palestinians most need now is a firm American hand to guide them to a fair and workable bargain on borders, settlements and security, allowing the creation of a territorially viable Palestinian state.

"That's why Sir David Dalton - one of the health service's most experienced and fair-minded hospital leaders - was called in to negotiate a fair and workable settlement, and it's why it's incredibly disappointing that he has today reported that there is 'no realistic prospect of a negotiated agreement'.

Let's hope the facts prevail and we develop a system that is fair and workable, and not one based on myths and phony math.

It is incumbent upon all of us to press for fair and workable federal immigration reform and to demand civil dialogue and respect in the process.

As our work continued, I stressed the importance of carefully checking references, setting a fair and workable salary, negotiating days off and creating an employment contract.

"This strike was a last resort after the government refused to negotiate - and a warning shot that firefighters are serious about keeping a fair, safe and workable pensions scheme," he said.

Jill Martin, in an article in the Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, argued that the case was "fair, sensible and workable... [it] is a welcome example of the court's policy of preventing a clearly intended trust from failing for uncertainty".

While some called it "fair, sensible and workable", or noted that "Logically the decision in Hunter v Moss appears a sensible one", Alastair Hudson felt that "doctrinally, it is suggested that the decision in Hunter v Moss is wrong and should not be relied upon", because it contradicted existing property law and drew a distinction between tangible and intangible property he felt to be "spurious".

Put simply the electoral college has to go and be replaced by a more workable, fair and realistic structure".

The left-wing leader said he wanted to reach a workable, fair and mutually beneficial solution with the eurozone for its €240bn (£179bn; $270bn) bailout.