Sentence examples for make a fairer from inspiring English sources

"The government should instead be looking at how the wealthiest can make a fairer contribution to improving the public finances".

Jonathan Mendel warned that the promotion of technical fixes risks distracting society from facing the difficult political choices needed to make a fairer world.

While the government basks in its 0.7% glory, it is staunchly opposing some of the basic steps that are needed to make a fairer world.

To make a fairer comparison between the two, The Economist has calculated an alternative equity index, covering the same 14 countries, with the same weights, as JPMorgan's bond index.

As for FDI, Sadhana Srivastava, in an article in India's Economic and Political Weekly, has recalculated both India's and China's figures for the year 2000 to make a fairer comparison.

"The purpose of the Coalition policy is to make a fairer system under which a couple with a multimillion-dollar home can only possess additional assets of around $820,000 before access to the part-pension is affected".

So we cannot make a fair comparison on that basis.

And I think you can make a fair argument here.

"What it did do was make a fair way of distributing the gas that was available".

Many, perhaps most, make a fair or even wonderful job of it.

"And we think '3C' borrows far too many elements to make a fair-use parody argument".