Sentence examples for Fair settling from inspiring English sources

Very generally, the Planning Theory holds that "laws are plans, or planlike norms," intended to accomplish the political communities' goals "such as the maintenance of order, prevention of undesirable and wrongful behavior, promotion of distributive justice, protection of rights and the provision of facilities for private ordering and fair settling of disputes".

"Britain's sort of moved on from this stiff-upper-lip reserve to something a bit more aggressive, having a desire to win rather than just play fair and settle for second best," said Stephan Richeux, a spokesman for the Nottingham City Council.

Brussels is saying it does not mind what you call it, so long as there is a fair way of settling disputes.

"We will probably [strike] if we're not seeing any progress in terms of calling off these layoffs and settling fair contracts," Woodhouse said.

The United States has to take a neutral position on the claims but has proposed a fairer way of settling them — through negotiation and "without coercion, without intimidation, without threats and without the use of force".

Many businesses have little in the way of fair legal recourse in settling disputes, partly because powerful regional politicians easily influence judges.

Lest your readers start bombarding me with even more letters, may I correct two errors in Debra Galant's otherwise very fair account of my "settling in" at Princeton (front page, March 5)?

The impression is of a quick-witted and fair-minded pragmatist, still settling on his core opinions.That is no slur.

In principled negotiation, negotiators rely on objective criteria a fair, independent standard to settle their differences.

In the past, he has said that a referendum for independence could be a fair way to settle the Serbian Republic's status.

Kristine Grow, an Aramark spokeswoman, said the company has made a fair offer to settle the contract dispute at New York Life, Citigroup and 55 Water.