Sentence examples for a true fair from inspiring English sources

History has repeatedly shown that a true, fair and lasting peace can only be made between peoples, not ruling elites.

"It's the closest form of fair negotiation; actually, it is really what is considered a true fair trade.

There is far greater profit and lower overhead involved for Insurance Companies when they can get you to accept a check under the true "Fair Market Value" of your Auto, and send you to buy a different vehicle on your own; far more profits than are involved in processing bills and payments for repair shops.

He believed passionately that a story properly written – true, fair, balanced – would have the power to tell itself.

Therefore, an AP, which is unaware of the presence of some other APs, would not be able to calculate its true fair share in a single beacon interval.

A true and fair view is now given, after amendments, KPMG, the auditors confirm.

That may be the only place where a true and fair view of Satyam's accounts can be found.

But KPMG's view that the directors' report provided a "true and fair" view of the bank's finances amounted to much the same thing.

Accounting rules outside America lean more towards principles, particularly in Britain, where the importance of providing a "true and fair" view of a company's performance overrides specific rules.Fights over new accounting standards do not usually grab headlines.

British accounts include the auditor's subjective opinion that "the financial statements give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company and the group".

But the inability of the Department for Education to prepare financial statements providing a true and fair view of financial activity by its group of bodies means that it is not meeting the accountability requirements of parliament.