Sentence examples for fair response to from inspiring English sources

This represents a fair response to the issues in one part of SSE's retail division".

He said Trenitalia had only lowered prices by an average of 9%, calling the discount a fair response to a new entrant.

The fair response to this surplus is, of course, to reduce tuition fees rather than to increase the salaries of already generously rewarded professors and handsomely remunerated "university leaders".

"What we need is a bold, inclusive, fair response to what has happened in our society since 2008 – I think Miliband is the right person to deliver that response," he says.

The fair response to that later contention may be that the purpose of the Fifth Amendment is to compel the State to opt for the less efficient methods of an 'accusatorial' system.

Updated at 5.12pm GMT 3.28pm GMT UK should welcome bank bonus cap, says EU's Barnier Back with banking bonus caps, and Michel Barnier - EU internal market commissioner - has said the UK should welcome the move as a fair response to taxpayer anger over the cost of restructuring imprudent banks.

Thus, stakeholders, sponsors, and other interested parties perceived the resulting recommendations as a fair and reasonable response to a protracted humanitarian crisis that did not exacerbate the on-going frozen conflict.

Kevin said, "Sure!" and Joe said, "No way," which, to be fair, is a perfectly reasonable response to "Hey, wanna take an intense hallucinogen and then do a band interview afterward?" So Kevin went into one room and did the DMT while Joe hung out in the kitchen making dinner.

Rawls, of course, responded to his own challenge by arguing that there is not a lot that can be done (morally) to make the social and natural opportunities more equal, so the fair response is to adopt the Difference Principle.

To be fair, in response to S.E.C. regulatory proposals on the issue, Pershing Square has supported a requirement for additional disclosure on short-sale positions.

She and her brother conceived the fair in response to a request from the Seward Park Cooperatives, the sprawling redbrick towers built by labor and trade unions in the 1960s, where Ms. Pak has shared a two-bedroom unit with Suhyun, 32, for six years.