Sentence examples for give a fair return from inspiring English sources
"Any proposed reduction would be set to give a fair return to landlords," he adds.
This is a smart design – it fosters a sustainable industry and encourages investment while also giving a fair return to the nation," he said.
Co-op principles say that investors can be given a fair return on their money, but the eventual profits are there for the members to enjoy or to be reinvested back in the business.
It's important that the granted time (concession period) is calculated in order to give a fair (but not exorbitant) economic and financial return to the private partner (Pellegrino et al. 2014).
Jordan's Justice Minister Ibrahim Aljazi said Abu Qatada would be given a fair trial if he was returned to Jordan.
Its vital work must continue and be supported, so that it can ensure that victims of miscarriages of justice are given a fair opportunity to return to the appeal courts.
Arguing that he would not be given a fair trial if he return to Ecuador, Correa preempted the issuance of an arrest warrant against him by asking for asylum in Belgium, AFP has learned from two sources.
It was designed to ensure Qatada would not be tortured on his return and would be given a fair trial.
And she therefore finds herself in the happy position of having been given a fair amount of what she likes contractually by the LVMH-owned Celine in return.
He is yet to be given a fair chance.
