Sentence examples for fairer rules from inspiring English sources
He would out-compete it by offering doctors an alternative with lower fees and fairer rules.
Dickens, for all his genius and wrath, was himself unable to undertake reforms, or protect clients, or draft fairer rules.
The Netherlands, he said, should if necessary, resort to a veto if the negotiations do not lead to "fairer rules".
Under their command Egypt has moved, in fits and starts, towards becoming a more open society, with fairer rules and more accountable institutions.
The G8 Africa package may be good as far as it goes, he points out, but debt relief and aid, if crucial to kick-starting economic activity, are far less important in the longer run than fairer rules of trade.
In an article for the Daily Mirror, Alexander wrote: "The Liberal Democrats will make the case for these new, fairer rules, seeking to get them in place during this parliament.
Better still would be fair rules that apply to all.
People do want to know that there are fair rules.
The belief in fair rules is very widespread.
A single board with consistent standards, fair rules and fair results.
It is not about political competition and does not have fair rules.
