Sentence examples for supposed fair from inspiring English sources

If not, doesn't this suggest that the Commission has already made the decision to regulate and its supposed fair investigation announced last week is just a sham?

Meanwhile, big-ticket donors have long been allowed to donate much larger items–such as real estate or even a privately held company–and deduct the supposed fair market value, too.

(Before June 3rd, a company could deduct the supposed fair market value of a patent, even if it was far more than the cost of producing it and even if the patent earned nothing for the charity).

"It was set up for a block, and I was supposed to fair-catch.

A fair market is supposed to be fair, not a carnivalesque game of tricks and mirrors, promising rewards it never delivers.

Suppose a fair coin is tossed ten times.

They could all take some form of spiteful pride in essentially stealing Obama's landmark legislation from him ― which, I suppose, is fair turnabout, since Democrats originally stole it from the Heritage Foundation and Mitt Romney.

One is supposed to be fair and just, while the other inherently creates inequality.

Saying it's not fair suggests that you think life is supposed to be fair, which makes you look immature and naïve.

The Federal Election Commission — the supposed referee of fair campaigning — has just created an ethics loophole big enough for lobbyists to fly a corporate jet through.

The trick is to get working-class people to look at the union members whose collective bargaining has gotten them exactly what it's supposed to -- fair wages and reasonable benefits -- and ask not "How can I get what they've got?", but rather, "Why should they get something I don't?" In a similar vein, here's Kevin Drum, on "The Politics of Envy".