Sentence examples for fair rights from inspiring English sources

Producers say they are willing to hold movies back indefinitely until they get "fair rights for Friday nights," the evening that movies are released.

O'Grady called for the implementation of a political action plan to stimulate growth, create decent jobs, new houses, and fair rights at work.

The education secretary, Ruth Kelly, yesterday provoked Conservative cheers and an uneasy silence on the Labour benches when she unveiled radical plans aimed at making all England's secondary schools independent state-funded institutions with fair rights of access to all kinds of children.

The bride, 30, works in New York with the Fair Labor Association, a workers rights organization in Washington, as the coordinator for nongovernmental organizations and trade unions, advising them on strategies for protecting and promoting fair rights for employees in the garment industry.

And today, a logical extension of that concern is that it is the right and responsibility of workers to organize and advocate for fair rights and living wages.

While these providers may have some legitimate issues related to the technical management of their networks, there have already been cases of different treatment of users and it is clear that there must be transparency, equal treatment and an avenue of redress when the providers' private decisions trespass fair rights of others and the public interest.

Not fair, right?

Seems fair, right?

It's fair, right?

That's fair, right?

He is fair, right?