a fair crack of the whip

If you are in the cabinet, you can see to it that they get a fair crack of the whip."

The people there are that's going to the neighbourhood are getting a fair crack of the whip and they're being the centre of that every week.

Shakespeare gets a fair crack of the whip, but as text samples to be read, examined closely, and evaluated, rather than as monolith.

Margaret Thatcher gave hope to Susan, hope that her girls would get a fair crack of the whip one day in the workplace and their private lives.

How does my hon. and learned Friend expect Palestinians to feel that they will get a fair crack of the whip while they are subjected to those double standards?

Each author gets a fair crack of the whip, with their own cover and top-billing, and the illusion of two separate books makes a head-to-tail volume seem somehow to be good value.

In a recent interview with this newspaper, Mr McCormick said: 'I would be the first to complain if I felt we weren't getting a fair crack of the whip.'