Sentence examples for making them fair from inspiring English sources

It's about bringing the libel laws up to speed for the 21st century and making them fair.

In separate legislation adopted at the same time, New York also became one of the few states to adopt a formula for setting certain alimony awards, making them fairer and predictable.

Once signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio, the legislation will establish a task force to examine the city's "automated decision systems"—the computerized algorithms that guide the allocation of everything from police officers and firehouses to public housing and food stamps with an eye toward making them fairer and more open to scrutiny.

But sometimes those opening bands are handpicked, which makes them fair game.

The trouble with mandatory minimum sentences is that it is impossible to make them fair and just in every case.

"We have to recognise that 75% of the cuts are Labour's cuts and we need to keep hammering that message, but it doesn't make them fair".

And to see if they were eating wine grapes — a behavior that, local vintners say, damages vineyards and makes them fair game for hunters.

That these people were relatives of guerrillas, and undoubtedly did sympathize with the Vietcong and help them, did not in his mind strip them of their noncombatant status and make them fair game.

Top-flight players now command such obscene wages, and fans pay such extortionate prices to finance this, there is a belief that buying a ticket entitles the fan to say whatever he wants, and the players' income makes them fair game.

This can be remedied, however, by altering the account of a linkage to make them fair.

BEST MOVIES OF 2013: Turan | Sharkey | Olsen The prospect of a new "Point Break" film raises the question of whether it's sacrilegious to remake such cult favorites, or if their inherent ridiculousness makes them fair game.