Sentences with phrase «get our fair share here»
«We need to get our fair share here in Westchester,» Killian said.
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But I'm going to look at the numbers and show them that we need to get our fair share here in Westchester,» Killian said.
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«There is a great disconnect here, and women - owned firms are not getting their fair share,» Dorfman says.
Don't get me wrong, we've got our fair share of trendy toys here, but they usually end up on toy rotation and are only interesting once they have been out of sight for a while.
«It's my job to represent this area and to make sure that we get our fair share, and that any money taken out of NYPA stays right here in this district,» said Ceretto.
«We need a millionaire's tax so New Yorkers who typically travel in first class pay their fair share so the rest of us can get around, so the rest of us can get to work, so the rest of us can live our lives here in this city.»
«It's fair to say that everything here is more opaque but is getting clearer as they begin to be willing to share more data, have their data be critiqued by others,» ARB's Nichols said.
The other reason I love it (besides the $ 20 price tag) is because this girl is cold - natured, and while we haven't gotten to enjoy some of the more magical benefits of the cold (such as snow), we definitely have had our fair share of freezing cold days here in Dallas this winter season.
Fortunately, though, the movie does get some brownie points for the young introduction of Chloe Grace Moretz, who gets more than her fair share of screen time here as the ever - so impressionable Chelsea.
The ancient city of Ephesus is just 8 km away, meaning you will get your cultural fix as well as your fair share of sunshine while staying here.
Sony is now settling with PSN members, and here's how you can get your fair share — which may include a free game.
«It's fair to say that everything here is more opaque but is getting clearer as they begin to be willing to share more data, have their data be critiqued by others,» ARB's Nichols said.
Here in Canada, we need to work out our «fair share» in meeting the Paris Agreement's goals, develop a real plan on how to deliver on that contribution and get going with some action.
If you read between the lines, though, it seems that primary partner Northrup Grumman is getting the stink eye here; the company seems to have contributed more than its fair share of mistakes.