Sentence examples for fair class from inspiring English sources
Maybe it's to show that even though society has improved since Duncan's heyday – no one bats an eyelid when Philip's husband joins him at his bedside – any fight between "lauded novelist" and "incontinent vagrant" won't ever be fair: class rules.
Well No P4 in post-monsoon and P13 in pre-monsoon fall in fair class.
Being an opportunistic scheduler belonging to the proportional fair class, SB aims to maximize throughput by making use of multiuser diversity while trying to maintain fairness.
The result of RMR indicated that the rock sections 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 fall in fair rock class and rock section 3 classified as poor rock type.
A LinkedIn spokesperson tells us the motive behind the feature is to get students sharing their academic experiences like internships, career fairs and class projects that they'd want to show off to recruiters as part of their personal brand.
The results of RMR show that RS sections 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 fall in class-III fair rock category, whereas the RS section 3 falls in class-IV poor rock category.
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The city's corporation counsel, Michael D. Hess, said his office had tried to address the case "in a way that is fair to the class of plaintiffs as well as to the city".
The judge on Wednesday ordered the parties to notify shareholders to allow them to file objections, and set a March 27 hearing to determine whether the terms are fair to the class.
"There's no good reason to play procedural games or engage in obstruction just to block the best chance we've had in years to address this problem in a way that's fair to middle class families, business owners and legal immigrants".
Kenichi Suzumura voices Zack Fair, a 1st class SOLDIER who faces Sephiroth and is brutally defeated.
