Sentence examples for fair to apply from inspiring English sources
Is it fair to apply Section 5 to certain states and jurisdictions and not others?
Yet if the Brothers are delusional, then it seems only fair to apply the same rhetoric to their opponents, who seem to be under an equally debilitating spell.
There must also be a lending limit: paperbacks have to be replaced after around 30 loans, so it's only fair to apply the same logic to ebooks.
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.
Opposite them on the conservative wing are Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Chief Justice Roberts himself.Is it fair to apply such crude labels as "liberal" and "conservative" to subtle legal minds whose owners claim to be weighing each case on its merits?
Turnbull said it was fair to apply the cap from 2007 or else people who had already put in $500,000 in after-tax contributions would be able to put in a further $500,000 for a total of $1m, whereas those who had not would be limited to $500,000.
But Judge Batts wrote that for fair use to apply, a new work of art must be transformative — that it must "in some way comment on, relate to the historical context of, or critically refer back to the original work".
In 2012 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that boat people must be given a fair chance to apply for asylum and may not automatically be sent back even if rescued in international waters.A processing centre in north Africa might deal both with migrants reaching it over land and with those saved from the seas, should it meet the court's criteria.
Republican Senator Marco Rubio, already not a huge fan of President Obama (to say the least), stated that he agrees "some changes were needed" but expressed concern that "Cubans who arrive here to escape political persecution are not summarily returned to the regime, and they are given a fair opportunity to apply for and receive political asylum".
The nearby factory shown here is owned by Danish company Fair Trees, which tries to apply Fair trade principles to the industry.
For bright, young (and typically affluent) interns at America's top corporations there is no actual job, so there are no fair labor standards to apply.
