Sentence examples for fair in relation to from inspiring English sources

How this works will need to be agreed formally at the start and it needs to be fair in relation to the amount of work put in and the amount risked.

The question she will be asking herself and that the legal process will be required to test is: is it illegal and does it overstep the boundaries of what can be deemed as justified or fair in relation to the effect it has on Mills McCartney's private life and reputation?

Your comments about cc Mail are just not fair in relation to MS Mail.

Three DHMTs (Wa Municipal, Lawra and Jirapa) were graded as good while the remaining six DHMTs were adjudged as fair in relation to management of supplies, transport and equipment, information, meeting, and technical support.

High quality service delivery may be triggered in situations where national CBHWs see their incentives as consistent, predictable, appropriate and fair in relation to their tasks, as well as where they have a reasonable workload, good training, and regular supervision from professional health workers [ 2, 6, 19, 34– 36, 44, 46, 47, 56].

Understand that the worth of a personal injury claim depends on what is considered "fair and reasonable" in relation to the significance of the injuries and the consequences of the accident on the injured person's daily activities.

Accordingly, the Client expressly waives any entitlement it may have to rely on any defence of "fair dealing" in relation to any Services it has received pursuant to this Agreement.

However, the "fair" apprentice pay in relation to that of a skilled worker is still rather low (26%) and does not take the training expenditures of the firm into account.

As a result, assuming that an apprentice only performs skilled tasks, and not accounting for a firm's training expenditures, "fair" apprentice pay in relation to that of a skilled worker would be approximately 8% during the first year of training.

But two years ago, Paul was faced with an unfair aspect of the Fair Trade model in relation to coffee and cocoa.

He said: "If the issue of fair funding isn't addressed, when income tax powers are devolved the answer from any UK government in relation to fair funding reform will be 'raise your own money.'.