labor saving machinery," Gompers wrote a few years later, but he demanded that workers "ought to share justly in the benefits with the manufacturer". In the political realm as well, he made significant contributions.
It's the option of treating other people fairly and justly, of trying to share resources equitably, even that precious resource of safety; of trying to see the humanity of our so-called enemies and of seeing ourselves as we're seen by them.
We therefore have no direct evidence of those men's relationships with their wives, whereas the correspondence of John and Abigail — never intended to be shared outside a small circle of family members and friends — has become justly famous.
Because of it, millions have shared in a gold standard of conservation, education and access of which the heritage body is justly proud and which is being celebrated this summer.
In its own way, the wine reflects the power and structure of the red wines for which the Rutherford bench is justly famous," he shares.
Instead, we're entering an era of "data for me," in which consumers will be justly rewarded for the information they choose to share.
Still, as she justly points out, she had bills to pay and her share of Beatles wealth was not generous.
Still War Minister and still talkative, he promised a recent Labour Meeting that if heavier defense spending became necessary, it would spread "justly among all classes," so that the "well-to-do pay their full proportion & share in any burden which has to be undertaken..."....
Like the Blackwater contractors, I am a former grunt, and, admittedly, there was something unsettling for me about seeing them punished harshly, even if justly; during the eight years I spent in the Marines, I stood in my fair share of chaotic Nisour Squares, afraid and with a loaded gun.
As far, therefore, as their superior wealth and weight may justly entitle them to any advantage, it ought to be secured to them by a superior share of representation.
