Since the latest trades and quotes are "material news" for many traders relying on technical and quantitative market analysis, as well as for investors that simply seek to obtain fair execution in the U.S. markets, NASDAQ acted appropriately under the circumstances by shutting down the systems until malicious causes of the incident were ruled out.
Tales abounded of torture, lengthy jail terms without a fair trial, executions and disappearances.
For the Society can never, by the fault of another, lose the Native and Original Right it has to preserve it self, which can only be done by a settled Legislative, and a fair and impartial execution of the Laws made by it.
The Task Force identified only one study that they felt had a fair quality of execution, and therefore concluded that the evidence was insufficient to determine the effectiveness of cultural diversity training for healthcare providers.
"Duggan was a gangster not Nelson Mandela," wrote the Daily Mail's Richard Littlejohn, ignoring the fact that even if he was, he would still be entitled to a fair trial rather than summary execution.
Historian Richard B. Sherman states that she became involved after receiving a letter from Murray, which prompted her to write Governor Price requesting that he investigate whether Waller had received a fair trial and delay the execution.
Iran's Kurdish community (like most Kurdish communities) has, through the years, suffered some pretty hefty human rights violations, ranging from summary arrests of peaceful political activists to executions without a fair trial.
In DISC, a combination of transformation and encryption is used to provide a fair balance between data confidentiality and query execution.
Many in Indian-ruled Kashmir believe Guru did not receive a fair trial, and the secrecy with which the execution was carried out fueled anger in a region where anti-India sentiment runs deep.
More sympathetic people said he should be given a fair trial, followed by a long prison term or execution.
Because — in Kennedy's words again — those who face "that most severe sanction must have a fair opportunity to show that the Constitution prohibits their execution".
