Sentence examples for given its fair from inspiring English sources

"Respect for our law erodes when timely punishment is not given its fair place upon the scales of justice".

A few days and many movies and jeers later "The Paperboy" was roughed up some, though also given its fair share of media love.

Indexing would have given its fair share to Enron, and the dozen of other fraudster companies that went bust.

Within the US, why isn't language given its fair share of attention and promotion, along with "core" subjects like science and math?

Without appropriate understanding and buy in on the part of healthcare providers, Dignity Therapy--like any novel therapeutic approach--will not be given its fair chance to mitigate suffering for patients facing life threatening and life limiting conditions.

The European Union has proposed that a total of 5-7 billion euros (or about $7 billion to $10 billion) a year should be spent on reducing carbon emissions over in the next few years, and the region said at a summit last week that it would give its "fair share".

If every country gave its fair share then the appeal would be funded.

But while the program was somewhat behind the "specialist" (i.e. that of the games media and associated communities) thinking on the subject, fair enough given its mainstream reach, it wasn't a bad documentary at all.

But while the programme was somewhat behind the "specialist" (i.e. that of the games media and associated communities) thinking on the subject, fair enough given its mainstream reach, it wasn't a bad documentary at all.

It is fair, given its role in precipitating the economic crisis, to look to the largest and most profitable industry in the world — the financial sector — to play its part.

It has a fair chance, given its cast, source material and the presence of Ryan, a master of edge-of-your-seat television.