Sentences with phrase «than our fair share left»

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The plan also leaves some decisions up to Congress, such as imposing restraints on wealthy individuals benefitting from the 25 % rate for pas - through businesses and the possibility of a fourth individual tax rate, higher than 35 %, to ensure that the rich pay their fair share of tax.

We Arsenal fans have had way more than our fair share of disappointing transfer windows, especially during the last 10 years or so when the move from Highbury to the new Emirates Stadium and the way it was financed left Arsene Wenger trying to compete with cash rampant Premier League rivals like Man City and Chelsea on a shoestring budget.

The Togo international has had more than his fair share of family issues, and has been granted compassionate leave a few times this term to try and resolve them.

As a woman who has worked outside of the home for the majority of my children's lives, I have faced more than my fair share of questions pertaining to the guilt others assume I must feel because I've left my children with capable and trustworthy caregivers while I sought employment outside of the home.

And to be clear, our #DadBeThere events are fundamentally a recognition of moms, too, who too often are left holding up more than their fair share of responsibilities.»

Certainly places like Marmaris and Fethiye have their fair share of outsiders, but, on balance, Turkey has more of its traditional fishing villages, quiet quays and sheltered coves left untouched than almost any other Mediterranean coastline.

I haven't played the Fire Emblem series of games, my interest in Japanese RPGs started and finished with Final Fantasy VII (I may have dabbled with FF VIII too but it left no discernible memories) but I have watched more than my fair share of Anime to appreciate the difference between Japanese and UK (American) culture.

Slender: The Arrival does have it's fair share of good scares, and it admittedly made the hair on my neck stand up more than a few times (thanks mostly to the audio), but the cumbersome controls, dated visuals, lack of variety, and unengaging narrative left much to be desired.

I apparently skipped over Box 17A, and as far as the State of California was concerned, it looked like we were trying to receive more than our fair share of paid maternity leave.