WTO members, which represent the vast majority of the world's countries, also are obliged to institute fair, equitable, and effective procedures for enforcing patents and other intellectual-property rights.
Comcast simply does not care enough about its subscribers to institute fair pricing.
The NAACP played an active role both in pressuring the PTC and the federal government to institute fair hiring practices at the PTC for several years before the strike, and in maintaining the calm during the strike itself.
And while there have been plenty of reminders here that Arab is not a synonym for terrorist, the fair this year has instituted security measures far beyond those in previous years.
We also instituted fair labor laws that protected our children and punished harassment.
The IOC reversed its decision five days later and allowed the nation to compete after a pledge by Iraq to ensure "the independence of its national Olympics panel" by instituting fair elections before the end of November.
The farm, which is run largely by nonstudent workers, pays its employees a living wage a condition for Rainforest Alliance certification, although EARTH instituted fair labor practices from the outset, independent of seeking certification.
The Rules Committee needs to institute a fair and open process that has long been promised by Speaker Hastert and not throw up any last-minute parliamentary roadblocks or maneuvers.
At a hearing in State Supreme Court, Leon Friedman, a lawyer challenging the system, said his colleagues were opposed to relying on the county's "good faith" to institute a fair system.
Prime Minister Marouf al-Bakhit promised to institute a fairer election law and a more liberal public assembly law.
Favoring some analysts while punishing others has been less common since the Securities and Exchange commission instituted Regulation Fair Disclosure last year.
