Sentence examples for of any fair from inspiring English sources

Her father, a railroad worker, was killed in an accident, and the hapless family was bilked of any fair compensation.

But maintaining investment in the early years and in networks of high-quality local childcare should remain at the heart of any fair and progressive policy for children.

However, the maximum number of replacement properties that the taxpayer may identify is either three properties of any fair market value or any number of properties as long as their aggregate fair market value does not exceed 200percentt of the aggregate fair market value of all of the relinquished properties.

"We're not afraid of any fair competition," says Showenfeld. "This isn't fair". Smith notes that while the postal service doesn't pay taxes it does have other high costs.

The surprise, and in my view, real cause for concern, however, was how little weight the Court gave to the central purpose of any fair election law: the purpose to protect the institutional integrity of the democratic process.

Their inhumane treatment as well as the complete denial to them of any fair legal process (which may result in false confessions out of desperation) cannot be excused and should not be allowed.

This is so repugnant to the American concept that it is offensive to any fair notion of due process of law.' 476 F.2d 847, 847.

The duty of any fair-minded human being is to provide help to the most vulnerable in our society.

As horrifying as such descriptions are apt to appear to someone such as Ted Bundy's mother, perhaps all parties can agree on one thing: If justice were to require that one suffer eternally for one's sins, then such suffering would have to be a source of satisfaction, if not outright bliss, on the part of any fair-minded person witnessing it.

Also, depending on the shape of the bike and the shape of any fairing that might be installed, aerodynamic lift may be present that either increases or further reduces the load on the front wheel.

The UN, Israel insists, is hopelessly biased and incapable of playing any fair role.