Sentence examples for support for fair from inspiring English sources
Instead, opponents of the bill have acted like McCain, proclaiming their support for fair pay while doing their best to insure that workers have a hard time getting it.
Starbucks associates its brand with support for "fair trade" and eco-friendly coffee cups; Nokia wants to fight learning disabilities; Nike has even trumpeted itself as helping native Americans combat diabetes.
Robert Sinclair, chief executive officer at Bristol Airport, said they welcomed the mayor's support for fair competition on a level playing field and his comments on the dangers of "special deals on taxation".
One central implication of this view about health for all is that there should be universal access, based on health needs, to whatever array of public health and personal medical services provides support for fair equality of opportunity under reasonable resource constraints.
"With the strong support for fair pay bills in the California legislature, a business community willing to prioritize pay equity for women, and calls for fair pay from the Oscars stage to the United Nations, it seems the tides are shifting toward closing the gender wage gap".
This year's tournament, which is organized by the Asian Cricket Council, features messages of support for 'Fair Play for Girls UNICEFCEF's campaign for equal access to education for girls and boys in South Asia.
And unlike the support for fairs, supporting an exhibition earns a bank very little in return but public good will – which isn't forthcoming for a long time.
You must also show your support for clean and fair elections.
He added: "So, it is, I like to think, with the Coalition support for a fair dinkum paid parental leave scheme".
"Are you deceiving the public or are you incompetent?" asks Mr Buckley at one point, in reference to the senator's support for the Fair Tax.
She not only echoed Education Secretary Arne Duncan's call for evaluation systems that take student achievement into account but also expressed support for "a fair, transparent and expedient process to identify and deal with ineffective teachers".
