Sentence examples for smart fair from inspiring English sources

"The FCC's new framework for innovators and companies to develop new technologies that allow consumers to access video programming without having to rent a box from their pay-TV provider is smart, fair and a long time in coming".

After all, a man who can persuade pickup stickball players, populist congressmen and, in most cases, corporate titans that he does a smart, fair job of playing it down the middle might be able to improve on a system that everyone except those cashing the checks seems to think is a mess.

"This is a smart, fair and balanced approach to implementing a meaningful teacher evaluation system for New York City schools," said Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, Democrat of the Bronx, who leads a dissident faction of his party that shares control of the State Senate with the Republicans.

And we need to have smart, fair trade deals.

Popular, smart, fair proposals like this won't become "politically feasible" until more politicians vote for them - and fight for them.

Rachel's smart, fair, well researched analysis of the situation inspired me to attempt to corral a legion of literary inclined epidemiologists and academics to give their take on the pseudo-sci-anti-vax-contingency.

As he does with his blog, he is throwing out smart, fair-minded assessments meant to provoke discussion.

Reviewing "The Revolution Was Televised" for The New York Times in December, Michiko Kakutani wrote that Mr. Sepinwall combined "smart, fair-minded assessments meant to provoke discussion" and interviews with creative talent, producers and executives to provide "a terrific book"; she also named it one of her 10 favorite books of 2012.

"When you go to the smart fairs in Europe, you see exciting things by people like the Milanese architect and sculptor Giovanni Ferrabini or the Belgian painter and sculptor Ado Chale.

"It's clear from our research that many small businesses don't trust the big energy suppliers to deliver a smarter, fairer and more transparent billing process as four in five of our members say that energy companies don't care about them," said John Allan, FSB chairman.

On Sunday, President Barack Obama announced plans to unveil new measures aimed at making the system "smarter, fairer, less expensive, and more effective".