Sentence examples for fair countries from inspiring English sources

Yet, the far right in Britain is still a tiny, disorganised minority, while a lot of Europe are voting in far-right parties – Finland, Hungary (to be fair, countries that still associate socialism with only being able to visit their dad on the one day a year when his gulag thawed).

I passionately believe in living in a fair country, and treating people properly, with proper respect and fairness".

Then, our fair country was divvied up, and everywhere became somebody's.

Vandalising the EHRC will surely make us a less fair country.

Mr. Baitz's plays "The Substance of Fire," "A Fair Country," and "Ten Unknowns" had productions at the Newhouse.

"But I'd love this country to be socially just - a fair country, a decent country, I love our NHS, and I love those things about our country.

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Judd is a familiar Baitz character: the wry, self-destructive gay youth found in "Mizlansky/Zilinsky" and "A Fair Country".

In other words, most people didn't just want Harper out: they wanted plentiful jobs, a healthy environment, indeed a far more just and fair country.

Higher levels of foreign aid have the potential not to only alleviate extreme poverty in our region, but to raise international opinion of Australia as a fair country.

In the plays for which he is best known — "The Substance of Fire" (1991) and "A Fair Country" (1996) — Mr. Baitz created memorable portraits of fire-breathing, child-scorching parents whose failings mirrored those of their made-in-America cultures.