Sentence examples for abandon fair from inspiring English sources

The solution is not to abandon fair value, which investors like because it is less open to manipulation than the alternatives.

Facing political pressure to abandon "fair value" accounting for banks, the chairman of the board that sets American accounting standards will call Tuesday for the "decoupling" of bank capital rules from normal accounting standards.

Surely there are ways to deal with that contingency without abandoning fair bidding.

The argument from fair play has met with serious criticism, however, including that of Rawls, who abandoned fair play as an account of political obligation for citizens generally in A Theory of Justice (p. 97, p. 308).

Sir Ken warned of the pernicious risk that a "fear-driven and inappropriate" response to the threat could lead Britain to abandon respect for fair trials and the due process of law.

"We hope that South Koreans of all walks of life will become objective and fair and abandon their prejudices against foreign investors," Shanghai Auto said in response to written questions.

Growing the way it did, with the leadership it had, has led the tech rideshare company to abandon some basic rules about fair play in the market and forgo building a healthy work environment; after all, what's fair play compared to wiping out public transit?

It is a bastion of civility, upholds high standards of deportment, champions virtues long since abandoned elsewhere, cherishes fair play, honesty and integrity, values that we spend all day and all night preaching to our children.

The killer tracks the Joker to his hideout — an abandoned world's fair amusement park — and removes its ominous costume: the killer is Andrea, intent on avenging her father's death at the hands of the Joker, who is revealed to be the last surviving member and professional hitman of the Valestra mob.

We find unconvincing respondents' contention that the absence of the quoted passage from the House Report indicates an intent to abandon the traditional distinction between fair use of published and unpublished works.

If some (arguably fair weather) friends abandon you because you don't update your Facebook.