Sentence examples for open to fair from inspiring English sources

This came days before a judge was due to decide whether or not to grant a judicial review on the basis that services were not open to fair competition.

In order for this to happen, it must remain open to fair rebukes from supporters and detractors alike.

When does an iconic image, a shared artistic experience, or a germane public idea shift shape from private and protected to public and open to fair use?

A question-and-answer discussion on home buying and mortgages and a workshop on investing in real estate also will be open to fair-goers.

The digital carnival will be open to fair-goers at no extra charge from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Hangar inside the fairgrounds at 88 Fair Drive.

Mr Bercow has said the posts must be readvertised and opened to fair competition to ensure the process is lawful.

In a statement on Friday, he said, "Although we remain open to a fair and just settlement, we are fully prepared to try the case".

"If they're willing to contemplate a world without Karzai, they'll be more open to a fair process and more open to the idea that there may be others out there".

Obama should assure Xi that the United States remains genuinely open to a fair diplomatic settlement with Pyongyang as long as that includes verifiable abandonment of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

"While we remain open to any fair and competitive offer from Express Scripts, we firmly believe that accepting their proposal was not in the best interests of our shareholders," said Walgreen's chief executive, Gregory D. Wasson, in a statement.

And I am very open to a fair and balanced approach to reduce our deficit and provide the kind of certainty that businesses and consumers need so that we can keep this recovery going.