Sentence examples for raise fair from inspiring English sources
To concede that climate sceptics raise fair criticisms means acknowledging that scientists and government agencies have got things wrong, or at least could do better.
Earlier this week, our employer reached an agreement with the Architect of the Capitol to give us an average of a $3 raise, fair scheduling, and a 2% annual raise going forward.
Any information brought to media attention raised fair questions, was in the public domain, and was in any event for the media to verify through independent sources.
In Harlem, century-old brownstones and gleaming high rises have lured a growing pool of middle-class families to P.S./I.S. 180, where a handful of students privately confessed to the PTA president, Carmen Reyes, that their families could not afford the $20 bracelet that provided access to all the games and food at the popular fall fund-raising fair.
Still, he conceded, Posner and others had raised fair critiques of Chicago economics: "Some of the models that were being promoted in macro didn't turn out to be that useful in helping us to understand what to do to combat a major recessionary event".
"That's my main concern; but also raises, fair wages and a better work environment".
Demanding abrupt and expensive changes in public policy raises fair questions about ideological intentions.
That's because RheeFirst.com aggregates articles raising fair and legitimate questions about Michelle Rhee's agenda.
It's partly because we're opposite a church, which does more than just services: there are concerts because the parson was a musician before he was ordained; and there are the usual fund-raising fairs and such.
"A dirty little secret," Richard Clarida, a Columbia University economist and former official in the Treasury Department under President George W. Bush, has said, "is that the corporate income tax used to raise a fair amount of revenue".
Yet designing a workable remedial system for these laudable ends raise its fair share of pitfalls.
