Sentence examples for provide for fair from inspiring English sources

But he said the system he encountered did not provide for fair hearings, did not punish perjury and seemed to encourage parties to fight bitterly from the very beginning.

They expect President Viktor F. Yanukovich and his government to address these concerns, especially to ensure that the right to political participation is upheld and to provide for fair media access for all candidates.

Similarly, the resources required to provide for fair equality of opportunity must be weighed against what is needed to provide for other important social institutions.

The left-libertarian holds that the doctrine of ownership must provide for fair treatment of each successive generation, and this requires that each new person has a right to an equal share of the value of unimproved resources or to some similar entitlement.

The two most critical components of this bill are the $20 million it would provide for nationwide testing and the additional support it would provide for fair housing advocacy groups, described by Leslie M. Proll, Director of the Washington DC Office of the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, as "the mainstay of the fair housing movement".

PAGE B6 Arts POLANSKI'S LAWYERS SAY COURTS Cannot Provide for Fair Case In the latest twist in the decades-old case against Roman Polanski, his lawyers asked that his case be moved from Los Angeles, arguing that the county's justice system was too corrupt to fairly treat the Oscar-winning director, who fled the country 30 years ago before being sentenced for having sex with a minor.

But if you define it, say, as distinguishing terrorists from non-terrorists, providing for fair trials, and meting out appropriate punishments, the courts have been a failure.

Senator Orrin Hatch called on the recording industry yesterday to catch up with consumer demand for online music, warning that he intended to "do what I can" to see that the major record labels provided for fair, nondiscriminatory licensing of music.

The law states its purpose as providing for fair housing "throughout the United States".

As of 1 October 2014, Section 30A provides for fair dealing as a defence in cases where the infringement was for the purpose of caricature, parody or pastiche.

Knutsford received a market, free burgage (tenure from the crown), and power to elect a mayor from a charter of 1292, and a charter in 1332 provided for fairs on certain festival days.