Sentence examples for fair plan from inspiring English sources

"This is a fair plan," Mr. Bush said.

Cape Cod home buyers may ultimately have to buy their policies from the Massachusetts FAIR Plan, the state's home insurer of last resort.

Sandby, born in Nottingham in 1731, was 16 when he was roped in by the army Board of Ordnance as "the chief Draftsman of the fair Plan" to map Scotland after the crushing of the Jacobite uprising in 1745.

The paper on a "fair plan" for climate action describes a timetable for emissions cuts in established and emerging industrial powers that could keep warming beneath the two-degree (Celsius) threshold that many countries have deemed unacceptably hazardous.

The provisions, he added, "will be used only in rare instances, but it's considered important by companies which have a fair plan, but when you go through the very specific and very technical mechanical tests, they still don't meet the so-called nondiscrimination rules," Mr. Portman said.

Late Thursday, a panel of federal judges in Manhattan approved a plan drawn up by a court-appointed special master, Frederick Lacey, but said it was still "willing, indeed eager," to let state lawmakers create a fair plan of their own.

According to a detailed study by Robert Hartwig, an economist and the president of the Insurance Information Institute, and his colleague Claire Wilkinson, these Fair Access to Insurance (FAIR) plans, along with beach and wind plans, covered 3.3 million individual homes and businesses in 2011 in both coastal and urban areas.

FAIR plans to use its own ParlAI internally for research.

I am prepared again to offer a fairer plan, one that increases farm exports, avoids stimulating overproduction and gives more emphasis to environmental, nutritional and research concerns.

Instead, Google always argued that Fi was a fairer plan that let you pay for what you actually used (though, yeah, you're paying for unlimited calls and you probably don't make a lot of those…).

City Hall and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors must in tandem commit to a better, fairer plan that can be implemented more quickly.