Sentence examples for necessary fair from inspiring English sources

If some form of makeover is necessary, fair enough.

"All of them are clearly recognized as being necessary, fair and socially valid".

The right to work bill is necessary, fair, and sustainable.

Which our ancestors were smart enough to know was necessary, fair and respectful of women.

The Tories think they are necessary and fair; the LibDems want to abolish them.

The problem is that while judicial supervision is necessary for fair trials and lawful detention, the necessary is not sufficient.

Mr Osborne insisted his measures, which only spared schools, the NHS, overseas aid and the intelligence services, were necessary and fair.

Asking those with extra space to choose either a reduction in housing benefit or to move to smaller properties is not only necessary, but fair.

Either a class ranking or some automatic "regularizing" of such grades would be necessary for fair assessments to be made across the board.

It's all pretty phoney, but that doesn't mean both sides can't do each other harm in the process of sorting out what's practical, necessary and fair to make pensions more sustainable.

"Even if one were to accept that there was no quid pro quo here (and the court should not), the bias materials remain relevant to and necessary to fair cross-examination, for example, as to whether Ms. Schwartz cited her cooperation with the S.E.C. in this case as a basis on which it should not bring charges against her," the brief said.