Sentence examples for fair to reduce from inspiring English sources

Nor is it fair to reduce his body of work down to piles.

Were the fair to reduce its frequency, however, Milan would be robbed of its biggest event.

Head of city centre and markets Cath Follin said it 'wouldn't be fair' to reduce rents for market traders alone.

It's not fair to reduce Robertson's character to his comments, and I won't do it here.

It would be much cheaper, efficient and fair to reduce Californians' demand for water before engaging in expensive supply augmentation.

"If the focus is making the wealthy pay their fair share to reduce the deficit, or even fairness more generally, Democrats do well," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster.

We thought it was a fair way to reduce traffic and provide desperately needed transit financing.

This means millionaires and billionaires will pay their fair share to reduce the deficit through a combination of permanent tax rate increases and reduced tax benefits".

"The states have moved on and they are working together to be responsible in doing their fair share to reduce greenhouse gas emissions".

Turnbull's reform meeting proved once again that almost every group, from business, the union movement and the social sector, is willing to discuss sensible, fair, ways to reduce spending and raise more money from taxation.

Claims-free policyholders are able to obtain higher cash back, which is a clear financial benefit for fair behavior to reduce fraud and claims expenses.