For example, we might reasonably ask whether they pay their fair share of taxes, or inquire about their charitable donations.

Mitt Romney s Fair Share

It is time that everyone contributed their fair share to the common good.

The larger share of pay was in restricted stock and options.

In the past, pay differentials were settled by reference to what seemed fair and reasonable.

This implies, among other things, a fair tax system that is more progressive and eliminates the distortions and loopholes that allow speculators to pay taxes at a lower effective rate than those who work for a living, and that enable the rich to use the Cayman Islands to avoid paying their fair share.

If presidents and those around them do not pay their fair share of taxes, how can we expect that anyone else will? And if no one does, how can we expect to finance the public goods that we need?

If presidents and those around them do not pay their fair share of taxes, how can we expect that anyone else will? And if no one does, how can we expect to finance the public goods that we need?

The odds that Africa one day will receive a fair share of outsourcing jobs are improving.

The Fair Labor Standards Act provided financial incentives by requiring overtime pay for employees working long hours.

But public goods must be paid for, and it is imperative that everyone pays their fair share.

Asking shareholders and management to pay a relatively small amount is entirely fair and appropriate under these circumstances.

Belgrade and other opinion leaders in Kosovo bear their fair share of the responsibility for rectifying that situation.

Through consciousness raising and encouraging discussion, the project hopes to get men doing a fair share of household tasks.

(g) Agreement on a just formula of wealth sharing, which will enable each State to have a fair share.

In January 1948, the Indian government finally agreed to pay Pakistan its share of British India's assets.

Collective security alliances are just that collective. It is time that everyone contributed their fair share to the common good.

Some destinations will only remain well conserved, if the local communities are deriving a fair share of the tourist spending.

It could even pay for a substantial share of the cost for a war like that in Iraq!

Each Vienna based organization (UNIDO, IAEA, UNOV and CTBTO) is required to pay its share into this account.

What remains to be done is to share these efforts in a way that is fair and manageable for all countries.

The apportionment of the Organization's expenses among Member States must be fair and equitable, with capacity to pay being the paramount consideration.

The PRI retained power in those states voters did not make them pay for their share of responsibility for the violence.

Eighteenth century physiocrats believed that only the farmer was productive, and that everyone else was somehow cheating the farmers out of their fair share.

This action kit, entitled A Fair Go! was distributed widely and catered to the needs of many who share a commitment to eradicating racism.

Thirdly, we must find an equitable formula for sharing wealth in a way that will allow each and every State to receive its fair share.

Why not pay them the same amount to share their knowledge and skills in high schools? That would be a more appropriate response.

Must we all pay for business failure when we didn't all share in the profits made? David F.K. Mpanga ( dfkm1970) July 22, 2016

Bulgaria, as the closest EU country to Syria, is seeing more than its fair share of the average 5,000 refugees that are fleeing Syria every day.

The Fair aimed at providing students from schools throughout Lebanon with the opportunity to share scientific, mathematical and technological projects with their peers from other schools.

The Provisional Institutions of Self Government have not taken responsibility for monitoring resource allocation and expenditures against the fair share financing norms agreed for the municipalities.

If regions are to be represented adequately, each regional group should be given a fair share that enables States in the region to gain a presence in the Security Council in a fair and equitable manner, with accountability ensured through election or rotation.

So former President Bush s foreign policy toward North Korea, especially during his first term in office, must take a fair share of responsibility for the present mess.

6. Requests the Commission, when conducting its review of the pay and benefits system, to bear in mind necessity for performance management systems to be fair and transparent

First, management pay depends too much on short term share price performance, probably owing to the excessive influence of investment banks on commercial banks policies.

Our analysis focused on the CEO pay slice that is, the CEO s share of the aggregate compensation such firms award to their top five executives.

'Target killings' continue in many parts of the country. Karachi continues to suffer its fair share of ethnic and political violence as a turf war rages since 2010.

The committee must enact a new hydrocarbon law that guarantees each of Iraq s factions a fair share of the country s oil wealth, which accounts for 97 of total export revenue.

An increase in the corporate tax rate appeals to many US voters who believe that corporations are not paying their fair share of taxes and are worried about widening income inequality.

So do not be in doubt about what these worship they worship just as their fathers worshiped before , and We shall surely pay them their full share , undiminished .

So do not be in doubt about what these worship they worship just as their fathers worshiped before , and We shall surely pay them their full share , undiminished .

In a bid to grab more market share, Cable and Wireless recently launched a new land line service called HomeFone Prepaid that would allow customers to pay for minutes they use rather than pay a set monthly fee for service, much like prepaid wireless service.

Fair use

Fair enough!

Eighteenth century physiocrats believed that only the farmer was productive, and that everyone else was somehow cheating the farmers out of their fair share. Twentieth century Marxists thought the same thing about factory workers.