The Mercury News explained that he "shies from the word lobbying", but Vanity Fair used the term to describe O'Connell's sales pitch to secure a job with the automaker, explaining that he told former CEO Martin Eberhard about "how he could use his government experience to help Tesla lobby for state and federal subsidies and tax breaks".
"We're actually quite lucky that Fair Isle was the term adopted, because it keeps the name in everybody's minds".
It may not even be fair to apply the term "dirt" to the yards and yards of topsoil, sand and compost with plenty of organic amendments rototilled in.
This production was staged in the empty Constructivist building designed by Melnikov for the Soviet Union for the 1925 Paris Exposition des Arts Decoratifs (the fair from which the term Art Deco was derived).
The most workable business model for these magazines — if it were fair to use the term, which it isn't — has been having a wealthy owner/patron who is willing to cover modest losses for a generation or so.
For the purposes of this analysis, participants who responded that their health was fair or poor, the term poorer health was used to define these two responses.
He had fair claim on the term arboretum: His father, the Nebraska journalist (and, later, U.S. secretary of agriculture) J. Sterling Morton, was the originator of Arbor Day.
So how did your club fair this term?
The Atlantic article references Wikipedia to explain the fair use term: "To justify the use [of copyrighted material] as fair, one must demonstrate how it either advances knowledge or the progress of the arts through the addition of something new.
Fox News had sought an injunction against the comedian Al Franken over the title of his book, "Lies, and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right," arguing that his use of the term "fair and balanced" would lead to consumer confusion.
The Organic Consumers Association has launched the Fair World Project to promote fair trade in commerce, especially in organic production systems in developing countries as well as at home, and to protect the term "fair trade" from dilution and misuse for mere PR purposes.
