Sentence examples for made more fair from inspiring English sources

"The procedures need to be made more fair, particularly for innocent third parties whose property rights can be easily destroyed without even having an opportunity to challenge the basis for the forfeiture".

But Brandon Lewis, the minister responsible for high streets, batted away suggestions from members of the committee that the government should bring forward a revaluation of rates or undertake research into how the tax could be made more fair.

"These are areas where an AI can make more fair decisions where a human would be irrational".

You're helping them make more fair and consistent decisions.

This will influence your child to make more just and fair decisions in the future.

The 3,500 Genk supporters made more than their fair share of noise, their chants almost as colourful as the visitors' magenta strip.

In a game that featured 8 turnovers — 6 by Michigan — and 10 penalties, Notre Dame made more than its fair share of mistakes.

As a teenager, I made more than my fair share of mistakes.

One of the great achievements of modern times is that we have made society more fair.

A simple across-the-board tax on all sodas would make more sense, be more fair and help more people.

Samsung's flagships are excellent phones but the company plays at all price-points and makes more than its fair share of sub-par 'Droids.