Sentence examples for Deemed fair from inspiring English sources

The elections were generally deemed fair by international monitors.

Elections in Lesotho are generally deemed fair, but they have often been followed by violence.

They stood – a touch reluctantly – for two elections deemed fair by many foreign observers.

42 min: Zaha is on the ground after Gerrard's challenge which Howard Webb deemed fair.

Taylor, an Americo-Liberian, was soon elected president in polls deemed fair by international observers.

At each of the past three elections, all generally deemed fair, Swapo has scooped up three-quarters of the vote.

BT has slowly worked to reduce costs, finally enabling it to lower prices to a level alternative carriers deem fair.

If the Palestinians are going to miss another opportunity to miss an opportunity, let it be a real opportunity -- one that any fair-minded person would deem fair.

The Olympic committee is now in charge, using a process it deems fair to all sides, a reversal of recent history.

Now, as well as long ago eliminating the intentional misclassifications, its "unfounded" rate for rape cases has dropped to around 9% or 10%, closer to the national average range of 6%to9%9%, which most experts deem fair.

The answer, at least according to a new working paper, is "yes". Consumers report being more likely to buy from companies with CEO-to-worker rations closer to what they deem fair.