Sentence examples for fair ground for from inspiring English sources
The original bill said anywhere above East 96th Street and West 110th Street in Manhattan would be fair ground for liveries that had obtained a $1,500 permit to stop for a hailing passenger.
Although the precise shape of an appointive system is a fair ground for debate, most reasonable reformers would support a commission-based appointment system bearing no resemblance to the type of appointment scheme attacked by persons quoted in the column.
Still, these algorithms are simple enough and, therefore, provide a fair ground for the method comparison.
On the other hand, an accounting of strategy is fair ground for political reporters.
Second, test suites enable reproducibility, standardized error analysis and a fair ground for comparing system performance.
This is fair grounds for debate, but the sweeping denigrations of Islam are mush.
At one point I was scheduled to do a book signing at Fair Grounds for the Louisiana Derby.
They have seen or taken part in the influx of immigrants from South and Central America to the backside of America's racetracks, a trend that has led Frank Timphony, who runs the cafeteria and whose family has worked around the Fair Grounds for nearly a century, recently to start serving tacos and tamales.
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain and Alex Salmond, first minister of Scotland, have done a good job negotiating fair ground rules for the independence referendum.
This company has a fair ground in China for heaven's sake.
His successor, James D. Moffat, led the college through a period of growth where the college constructed the Old Gym, Hays Hall, Thompson Memorial Library, and Thistle Physics Building, as well as purchasing the land known as the "old fair ground," now used for Cameron Stadium.
