Sentences with phrase «fair part»

RODERICK HAIG - BROWN Canadian magistrate, conservationist and author, Roderick Haig - Brown has fly - fished a fair part of the world, from his native Britain to the Argentine.

Councils should be able to decide the best strategy for cutting emissions in their area - but they mustn't be allowed to opt out of playing their fair part in developing a greener future.»

However, as a result of the rise of the party, its victory in the earlier European Elections in the UK, and the threat of it taking a large number of seats in 2015, the Government of the day offered a referendum on EU membership... and as a result, UKIP is a fair part of the way towards achieving its aim, even though that governing party from previous AND current Prime Minster down do not want to leave the EU.

Next, I need to distress how important it is to eat a fair part of your food (at least 50 %) in its raw unprocessed state.

A fair part of the discussion was about longevity and aging, and whether carbs contribute to it.

Do nt forget the fair part.

Term papers can account for a fair part of the marks for the term, so if you rush your essay or don't understand the topic properly then it could cost you quite a few marks, and affect your overall grade.

Despite the heat that student borrowers take, parents may share a fair part of the blame.

Since she has had two heats, this Lab / Rottweiler mix has already lost a fair part of the mammary cancer prevention of early spay.

If you are making a JRPG or an FPS, a fair part of your end users won't need a tutorial at all.

This is by no means excluded, neither by observations, nor by theory, and could contribute to a fair part of the natural variability of the XXth century, lowering accordingly the sensitivity to GHG.

That's where the fair part of this transition comes in.

As many colleagues involved in serving Canadian government's online projects along the years, I too did my fair part of fence - sitting about web accessibility requirements.