Sentence examples for fair place to from inspiring English sources

Eat it and discover that Nello can be a fair place to have dinner.

"That's the obvious and fair place to go for increased tax revenue".

But I never thought: "You know what would make New York a safer, more fair place to live?

P. J. Carlesimo, the Nets' coach, lamented their poor defense and poor shooting, and that would be a fair place to start.

The Treasury should set a limit on what we as a society believe to be the maximum that a person should earn in any single year – 20 times the average wage might be a fair place to start.

The merchant, on the other hand, knows that you come frequently to Beirut on business and will want you to recognize, and tell your friends, that his shop is a reputable and fair place to buy gold.

The goal of attracting corporations to the zone cannot be bought with the rights of citizens to healthy, safe, and fair places to live.

"Now the Scottish Government need to live up to their word about making our country a fairer place to live".

So I don't think objectively you could say Mexico is a fairer place to invest," he said.

We have a long way to go if we want Brazil to be a fairer place to live.

This commission will investigate the main causes and effects of poverty and identify inequalities to develop long-term plans to make Liverpool "a fairer place to live".