Sentence examples for fair messages from inspiring English sources

Care must be taken to present fair messages about First Nations/Native tobacco, and avoid positioning regulated tobacco as a healthier option than contraband.

There he delivered a firm but fair message: he intended to push quickly ahead with the stalled political talks.

And the European Central Bank and national central banks – who, according to the Jubilee Debt Campaign, "stand to make between €10bn and €22bn out of Greek repayments" – are exactly the right people to deliver that stern but fair message.

A central-theme exhibit was needed to dramatize the fair's message.

I wrote a report for Public Citizen that showed that a record number of 75 Republicans, 43 of whom won, adopted fair trade messaging.

I think they genuinely believed we should accept the Treasury's received wisdom over deficits and debt as part of the Lib Dem 'strong economy – fair society' message.

Back in 2010 her People Tree youth fashion collaboration launched in Summer 2010 spread the Fair Trade message and generated huge international interest.

The Democrats' "fair share" message on taxes plays well -- and it should.

Although not binding on government, the party says the outcome of Monday's conference votes means that its "fairer tax" message will differentiate it from the Tories and Labour in the run-up to the election.

To be fair, your text messages are equally republishable by Twitter, as stated in that company's nearly identical legalese.

"It's somewhere between an online tradition and a cult," Ms. Pecen said by e-mail, adding, "I do get a fair number of messages from cranberry-deprived countries wondering just what I am talking about".