Sentence examples for fairly such from inspiring English sources
As long as it is pursued fairly, such re-balancing should benefit society.
Among things he is sorry about is that he can't find a way to make the benefit cut fairly – such as basing it on household income rather than on the highest single earner in the household.
On this basis it seems likely that the public may soon be amenable to measures designed to share the economic burden "fairly"—such as increased taxation of the very wealthy (especially since many are inclined to blame the City super-rich for their predicament, rather than, say, Gordon Brown or their own imprudence).
We can bring in over $325 billion per year if we simply put a tiny tax on risky stock and derivative transactions; tax corporations and stop tax have abuse; and, tax the wealthy fairly, such as Warren Buffet suggested by taxing CEOs at the same rate as their secretaries.
Teachers' salaries must be set objectively and fairly, such that remuneration is commensurate with the importance of the profession and the qualifications and responsibilities of individual teachers.
I met former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka once before his stroke and knew fairly well such interesting political warlords in Japan such as Michio Watanabe, Shin Kanemaru, Ryutaro Hashimoto, Ichiro Ozawa, Susumu Nikaido, Kiichi Miyazawa, Yasuhiro Nakasone, Koichi Hamada, Rokusuke Tanaka and others.
The state's Senate seat cannot be filled fairly by such a discredited blowhard.
The state's United States Senate seat cannot be filled fairly by such a discredited blowhard.
Some are fairly predictable, such as Bill Gates, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey and Britain's favourite TV entrepreneur Lord Alan Sugarar.
Some might complain (not always fairly) that such people are youthful careerists willing to attach themselves to any coming party.
America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act generally reckoned to be fairly strict allows such handouts, popularly referred to as "grease payments", in some circumstances.
