Sentence examples for spend fairly from inspiring English sources
There are, of course, other claimants to that money, which the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation must figure out how to spend fairly and wisely.
All of which will of course be a snip for the couple, who should recoup their spend fairly easily if rumours that they're set to make more than £2million a show from their tour of the US are accurate.
[The Daily Climate] The League of Conservation Voters is spending fairly heavily in Senate races in Virginia, Massachusetts, Montana Connecticut and New Mexico, raising the issue of whether environmental issues are getting some traction there.
But if Addis is to be remembered for one thing, it may be this final recognition of strong public finance capability as the beating heart of development progress – a new "social compact" is called for to ensure that money raised is spent fairly on those who most need it.
In fact, two-thirds of working family tax credits are spent fairly immediately, boosting the local economy.
The Obama Administration's actions make clear that there is a new sheriff in town holding agencies accountable for their civil rights obligations and making sure our tax dollars are spent fairly and wisely.
He went on to spend two fairly successful years with the club.The comparison between Mr Hughes's case and more recent examples of widespread opprobrium suggest that there are two prerequisites for successful reintegration in the modern media environment.
At that point, it never occurred to me that I would one day spend money, fairly regularly, getting my hair done.
Things like the kind of entertainment people get fed on television and the number of hours people spend watching fairly mindless junk.
So Ed Miliband is right to challenge the coalition's "unaffordability" mantra: the argument mustn't just be about how to cut spending fairly, but how to balance tax and spending fairly.
Mr. Paterson and the Legislature should be thinking now about how to trim next year's spending fairly.
