Sentences with phrase «fair choice»

The German patent system is both nearby and a pretty fair choice for reference.

However, Andrew Copson, chief executive of the British Humanist Association (BHA), says the changes will «reduce parents» fair choice of state schools».

As the Queen prepares to open parliament Guy Aitchison from Take Back Parliament writes about why he is calling for electoral reform and a «fair choice on fair votes».

This would give users a fair choice: get paid to share information, or receive no money but still keep their account.

This is a fair choice for parents who don't like to do repetitive tasks - thanks to its LCD panel with memory capacity.

Now I think I am perfectly entitled to spend 50 days arguing why that's good, why a Conservative majority government would be better than coalition, and I think actually if we are talking about people getting a fair choice, my argument is that if you elect a majority government you have got a manifesto, you can hold us to our promises.

But the more likely reason is that people don't believe they're getting a fair choice.

It's more of a horror / comedy with an interesting batch of supporting roles played by a fair choice in cameos; Alice Cooper, Iggy Pop, Moby, Henry Rollins, Malcolm McDowell.

A message that «integration is the fair choice that works for the common good and personal achievement» could resonate with people in these professions, she said, adding that veterans also have personal experience working in a diverse institution.

Perma - death is fine, and it makes a run way more exciting when you're under half health, but warping after dying doesn't seem like a fair choice towards overall progression.

While some expected Xiaomi to go up the value chain and opt for the newer Snapdragon 630 or 660 SoC, or last year's Snapdragon 626, the 625 is still a fair choice.

The Oxley - Frank bill, called the Fair Choice and Competition in Real Estate Act, H.R. 2660, hadn't attracted any cosponsors by late June.