Sentence examples for fair deal between from inspiring English sources
He says: "It's actually questionable whether Lodsys's patents would survive a well-funded effort to have them declared invalid," adding: "Even if they could be upheld under the system as it stands, there's no way that those patents represent a fair deal between society and" Lodsys, which bought them from the inventor.
He said: "I think there could be a fair deal between those six constituencies with the two parties, but we have to reach agreement".
I think it is a fair deal between management and staff".
Debt might be a crime and, worse, a sin, Cotton Mather preached in a 1716 sermon titled "Fair Dealing Between Debtor and Creditor," but if the colonists, cash poor and on the edge of the world, couldn't live with it they certainly couldn't live without it: "Yea, without some Debt, there could be no Trade carried on".
"Surprising states with a dramatic hidden consequence" violates a basic principle of fair dealing between Washington and the states, the state lawyers said in the court brief.
He also said he wanted to see a "fairer deal" between farmers and supermarkets.
It's a fair deal for a fun car, and it strikes a good balance between excellent handling and a relaxed disposition.
And due to power parity between Palestinians and Israelis, negotiations could never lead to a fair deal.
And the three bursts of welfarist legislation that the US did see - Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, Harry Truman's Fair Deal and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society - came during the long pause in mass immigration between the first world war and 1968.
