Sentence examples for meant fair from inspiring English sources

If the woman came out it meant fair weather, if the man came out it meant bad weather.

He meant "fair" in a larger sense: "I think it's very unfair to Marla, or, for that matter, anyone — while there are many positive things, like life style, which is at the highest level — I think it's unfair to Marla always to be subjected to somebody who enjoys his business and does it at a very high level and does it on a big scale.

"What does that mean?" Fair enough.

But that means fair debate.

Nurturing it means fair treatment of the workers".

"I'm not - honestly, I mean, fair dos.

Land titling means fair compensation must be paid if land belonging to individuals is appropriated.

A single exam, so long as it has properly differentiated assessment, will mean fair, inclusive and rigorous assessment.

If Americans want a democratic system, they have to pay for it – and that means fair state funding for political candidates.

It has been effective in eradicating physical and technological obstacles: physical, through the construction of roads, power plants and bridges; technical, by facilitating (through means fair and foul) the transfer of foreign intellectual property.

I mean, fair enough.