Sentence examples for fairly implement from inspiring English sources

"I take seriously my obligation to fairly implement San Francisco's business registration requirements," Treasurer Cisneros said in a release.

"I take seriously my obligation to fairly implement San Francisco's business registration requirements," Cisneros said in a prepared statement.

(That's often because recalcitrant state governments are unwilling to clarify requirements or to fully and fairly implement court orders).

Organizations like the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE), the Urban League of Philadelphia, and the Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia are working with parents, students, and neighborhood representatives to effectively and fairly implement CCSS.

The Conservatives intend to implement an £8,000 income scheme to fund residential care, but how exactly will a voluntary scheme be fairly implemented?

Few challenge the need for a federal structure in Ethiopia; many question whether it should be defined by race, and whether it is being fairly implemented.

With more than 200 million people currently unemployed around the world, the call to action said policymakers should "address youth and long-term unemployment to provide decent work prospects, along with country-specific structural reforms that are fairly implemented to achieve faster growth.

Within any law, however, there is room for interpretation, so my additional goal is to ensure that public officials are aware of international "best practices" so the legislation is fairly implemented in practice as well as theory.

This qualitative empirical research has highlighted clear suggestions for how to design HPFI schemes, such that: positive rewards rather than negative penalties should be used; shopping vouchers should be provided rather than cash; HPFI have to be fairly implemented; HPFI schemes need to be closely monitored and evaluated; and education has to be clearly provided alongside HPFI.

The strength of the legal regime governing mining in Haiti depends not only on the text of the statute but also and equally on the capacity of the State, and its ability to implement and fairly enforce those laws.

"This indicates that the act of treating people fairly and implementing justice in society has evolutionary roots," Dr. Gospic said.