Sentence examples for fairly benefit from inspiring English sources

She added: "Artists and writers have to be able to make a living and fairly benefit from their work.

Mr. Wilson is not the first to try to create such a museum, and some in the hip-hop community have voiced concern that the genre's pioneers would not fairly benefit from the project.

Paid sick leave is a fairly standard benefit for high-paid, salaried workers -- about 82percentt of management and professional workers in the private sector are paid when they're sick, according to the Labor Department.

Compared with most other developed countries the Norwegian population is relatively homogeneous in terms of income levels, for instance between unskilled workers and professionals, and the welfare state provides fairly generous benefits to those who cannot work.

The welfare system, founded during the Depression, long provided fairly uniform benefits to the nation's poor regardless of personal circumstances and with no time limits.

For the Bonds, there are many fairly obvious benefits of having their children being active outdoors.

By figuring out which leaps, jumps, punches and kicks actually work well together, they can reap fairly quick benefits from their study.

Swan wants the Brisbane leaders' meeting on 15 and 16 November to specifically discuss climate change and spreading fairly the benefits of economic growth.

Mr. Lew said the common thread in all the budget and tax deals back to the Reagan era was his and his Democratic mentors' insistence that the compromises fairly apportion benefits and pain.

The problem for the government is that these are all fairly nebulous benefits, unlike paying off a source or giving a gift to one's children or love interest.

Bonauto and Kaplan agreed that some of the most important briefs would come from the military and the business communities, attesting to the difficulties of dealing fairly with benefits and a host of other issues complicated by the uncertain status of gay families.