Sentence examples for makes fair from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United, which unleashed corporate, labor and other financing in elections, makes fair public financing more important than ever.

"History makes fair judgments," reads the text of the sprawling exhibit whose emotional peak is a life-size diorama of gleeful Tibetans tossing feudal documents into a bonfire.

If the regulator does its job properly and makes fair and timely demands of corporate sponsors, is there really a legal basis for hefty fines on top?

Santiago Halty, whose company, Senda Athletics, makes Fair Trade soccer balls, also cites the value of the B Corps community, saying he has turned to other B Corps leaders for advice on sales, marketing and distribution.

A Tesco spokesperson said: "This and the previous rulings by the ASA and independent reviewer demonstrate that Price Promise makes fair and reasonable comparisons between our branded and own brand products and those of our competitors".

Frankly, the Ford clan makes fair kings but weak managers.

This week's season -- genuine May -- makes fair-weather moralists of us all, determined to live out each day in fullness from beginning to end.

Experience shows that there is often disagreement on what principles should be used to make fair allocation decisions (i.e., distributive fairness) [ 8, 17].

He escaped and "was making fair headway toward home" when he was recaptured.

Like much in life, college admissions isn't fair and cannot be made fair.

And their prices would have to be set at levels that made fair competition possible.