Sentence examples for ability to make fair from inspiring English sources

We should credit them with the ability to make fair decisions, in unison, which allow for the mother's need to recover from childbirth and sufficient time for breastfeeding.

By invoking the confidentiality of legal advice, Bank of America was "hindering this office's ability to make fair and fully informed decisions as to what charges, if any, to bring and whether individual Bank of America officers should be charged," Mr. Cuomo's office wrote.

The letter on Tuesday from David A. Markowitz, the chief of Mr. Cuomo's Investor Protection Bureau, said that "attorney-client privilege is hindering this office's ability to make fair and fully informed decisions as to what charges, if any, to bring and whether individual Bank of America officers should be charged".

As such, risk adjustment methods are used to maximize the ability to make fair comparisons across providers.

However, more controlled studies are required to make fair comparison with so-called normal fluoridated toothpaste.

They doubt the ability of assessors to make fair-enough appraisals to support much heavier rates on land.

No one in the hockey community has any question whatsoever in Colie's ability to make decisions in a fair and evenhanded way".

It would be disappointing — for example — if regulation somehow required us to put the gatekeeper back into the process, thus stifling our innovation and ability to make finance efficient and fair.

I think we need somebody in the majority party who can work well with others, who can cross party lines, who can be independent, and who's got the ability to make sure that New York gets its fair share, and I think I'm that person.

"I think we need somebody in the majority party," Mr. Lazio said in a recent debate with his Democratic rival, Hillary Rodham Clinton, "who can work well with others, who can cross party lines, who can be independent, and who's got the ability to make sure that New York gets its fair share".

"Even when he was 9 or 10, he had this ability to make decisions that everyone accepted.... Everyone always thought he divided the teams into fair sides.