Sentence examples for introduced the fair from inspiring English sources

Senator Paul also introduced the FAIR Act, or Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration Act, which would restrict civil forfeiture proceedings.

Sens. Dick Durbin and Arlen Specter recently introduced the Fair Elections Now Act, a piece of public financing legislation that, with adaptations for national elections, is quite similar to the Arizona effort.

City Comptroller John Liu, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., and a host of city council members including Council Member G. Oliver Koppell, D-Bronx, who introduced the Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act, listened attentively to religious leaders who argued that paying New Yorkers a living wage is a moral issue that is affirmed by all faith traditions.

In order to allow for dynamic partitioning we also have introduced the Fair-Throughput (Fair-TP) strategy.

"The Premier League auction process has failed to introduce the fair competition that the European Commission intended.

That is why I re-introduced the Fair Pay Act this Congress.

Senator Dick Durbin (Ill) and Congressman John Larson (Conn) have taken up the challenge by introducing the Fair Elections Now Act in Congress.

On Tuesday, April 12 , 2011 known as Equal Pay Day, Senator Tom Harkin (D. IA) will introduce the Fair Pay Act of 2011 which would require employers to provide equal pay for jobs that are comparable in skill, effort, responsibility and working conditions.

"I believe that [the cheerleaders] should have all of the protections that they need to succeed both on and off the field," said New York assemblywoman Nily Rozic, who earlier this summer, introduced the Cheerleaders' Fair Pay Act for her state, an act that would require New York's professional sports teams to classify cheerleaders as employees.

After all, he was first introduced to the Fair Grounds Race Course here as a teenager by a young associate in his father's law firm.

Quite the contrary, we are living in it: television, fax, plastics, fluorescent lighting, acrylic fabric, rubber-based paint -- all part of everyday life now -- were introduced at the fair, as was the incubator, that marvelous device for saving the lives of premature babies.