Sentence examples for in its fair from inspiring English sources
But Halliburton won't even kick in its fair share.
"The bill simply asks industry to chip in its fair share," he said.
A third way, followed notably by the United States in its Fair Labor Standards Act since 1938, has been to specify by statute the actual minimum wage applicable to wide categories of employment the amount set being such that only a relatively small number of workers, namely the lowest paid, are immediately affected.
David Miliband has called on the British government to take in its fair share of refugees fleeing the war in Syria and other conflicts, and said continued failure to do so would represent an abandonment of the UK's legal and humanitarian traditions.
Like PBS, the BBC, UK's largest media organization which is partially funded by taxpayer money, has found itself embroiled in its fair share of accusations of political bias.
Motorola's secretive Moto X smartphone has been spotted in its fair share of photos (leaked and otherwise) this past week, but there are only so many thrills to be derived by looking at still images.
Early spring in Saudi Arabia brings its fair share of natural wonders.
Western Canada is pulling in more than its fair share of crime stats, according to Maclean's latest ranking of dangerous places.
Big Brother has always come in for its fair share of criticism, some of it from sanctimonious commentators who freely admit to never having seen the programme.
But Mr. Vinoly's building has come in for its fair share of criticism there too.
Pricing an IPO correctly – to predict, in essence, its fair market price – is a delicate art, which is supposed to balance how much investors may like a company with how much they're willing to pay for it.
