Sentence examples for a fair and objective from inspiring English sources

"I'm a professional, and I feel I do a fair and objective job," she said.

"I'm disappointed by the complete hijacking of what should be a fair and objective process," Mr. Parnell said.

It's time, therefore, that the coalition government took a fair and objective look at the "game" and committed itself to fair and equal roles for all.

The MPs' report said: "The Work Capability Assessment process is designed to support a fair and objective decision by the department about whether a claimant is fit for work, but in far too many cases the department is getting these decisions wrong at considerable cost to both the taxpayer and the claimant.

It said: "We continue to deliver the assessments in a fair and objective way, providing high-quality reports to allow the Department to make its decision, and giving people the time they need to tell us how their disability affects them".

Mark Costello, general patent counsel at Xerox, an American document-management company, says the idea has merit, but that he will be watching closely to see "whether it remains a fair and objective system after competitors enter the process".The scheme's immediate impact is likely to be minimal.

McDonald's said in a statement: "Any fair and objective review of our menu and the actions we've taken will demonstrate we've been responsible, we're committed to children's well-being, and we'll continue to do more".

It's seen as a reliable, fair, and objective gauge of a student's ability to do well in college as well as the quality of education he has received in school.

That's what we all vote and pay taxes for, to place a strong, fair and objective representative into office, who can do his or her best to address ALL of those very important national issues.

The Lib Dem peer, now warden of Wadham College, Oxford, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "How are you supposed to maintain a level of fair and objective evidence-gathering if you are having sex with the person you are targeting, fathering a baby and then abandoning it, using a dead child's identity?" he asked.

Some students also stressed at the outset of the focus group discussion that rubrics allow for a fairer and more objective grading.