Sentence examples for fairly raised from inspiring English sources

I agree with your well-reasoned argument that taxes can be fairly raised on the most wealthy.

The above-quoted portions of the Court of Appeals' decision demonstrate to my satisfaction that the question whether respondent received an adequate hearing is fairly raised by the decision below.

respect, that such grave criticisms of a public service and those who work in it should be made only if the issue is fairly raised in advance and the Court has an exact knowledge of the relevant circumstances.

But they are questions fairly raised by the spread of digital technologies.

In this connection we believe that the recognition of the following principle would be exceedingly helpful: The fact that a company's shares sell persistently below their liquidating value should fairly raise the question whether liquidation is advisable.

We already know how to handle "millionaires and billionaires" more fairly: Raise their taxes.

The idea of sharing unused spectrum seems fairly obvious, raising the question of why it hasn't already been done.

As a man with stakeholdings in both Google and Apple and a reputed $100m fortune, he could fairly easily raise the $100m needed to self-finance a primary race.

Instead, Meyer said, he will compensate his staff fairly by raising prices across the menu.

Although Mr. Trump said he believes Mr. Mueller will treat him fairly, Mr. Trump raised questions about how the special counsel had dealt with the lobbyist Tony Podesta.

Longtime party strategists also point out, fairly, that Obama raised such an absurd amount of money during his presidential campaign that he never had to choose between, say, TV ads and door-to-door canvassers in any given state; he had both, and in record numbers.