Sentence examples for fair phrasing from inspiring English sources

He suggested a fair phrasing for the plebiscite question would be "Do you support marriage between two people regardless of gender?" Asked who would be to blame if marriage equality were delayed by three years, Greenwich said: "Everyone, all of our elected representatives will be to blame.

The app, which is the work of UK developer Steven Barnegren, is using the Microsoft Translate API to do the grunt work of turning whatever you've typed into fair foreign phrasing.

Unsurprisingly in a country where men still very much have the upper hand, a fair few phrases are set for the chop.

An example close to my heart is the phrase "fair access to care services"(Facs).

Perhaps the phrase "fair world order" better sums up what we should strive for.

If you want to rile someone at the fair, use the phrase "core schools".

When the fair added the phrase "also featuring the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas" to its title last year, the distress signal was loud and clear.

Part of the network's burden was to prove that Mr. Franken's use of the phrase "fair and balanced" would lead to consumer confusion.

Fox News Network trademarked the phrase "Fair and Balanced" in 1998 to describe its news coverage, and network lawyers claimed that Mr. Franken's use of the phrase in his book would "blur and tarnish" it.

He tells the Michigan senator that he's behind him on seating the full delegation, but pleads with Mr. Levin for "fair reflection" – a phrase Mr. Ickes has been using throughout the day – when it comes to allocating the delegates.

The phrase "fair and equitable treatment" is used in the vast majority of trade agreements to describe what a company can reasonably expect of a host country, but each company and government has their own interpretation of what constitutes "fair and equitable".