fair share

collocation in English

meanings of fairand share

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fair
adjective
uk /feər/ us /fer/
treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating a group of people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence ...
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share
noun
uk /ʃeər/ us /ʃer/
a part of something that has been divided between ...
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Examples of fair share

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That fairshare is defined by reference to the individual's talents and skills.
Everyone should, therefore, bear a fairshare of the burden of safety.
Those with at least their fair-share have no fairshare complaints.
More than a fairshare of these entries are placed as prominently as possible, in the soprano or the bass.
Nevertheless, base plus fairshare is not a reversion point.
Certainly, they had a right to a decent life and a fairshare in the outcome of agricultural production.
It therefore seems crucial to involve the local people in wildlife management and give them a fairshare of the revenues and benefits.
It doesn't change the fact that, if any transmitting gets done, he does his fairshare.
Do services and initiatives that aim to meet mental health needs get their fairshare of available health care system funding?
The reason is not that she has already had her fairshare, even though she has had at least three transplants.
Even those who have more than their fairshare have envy complaints if they are not a best-off person.
From the point of view of equalization everybody should be entitled to their fairshare of health and length of life.
They use their fairshare, but no more than their fairshare, of the socially available pool of healthcare resources.
There is a logic to this, with increased numbers possibly raising the legitimacy of a claim to a fairshare.
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