Sentence examples for and will fairly from inspiring English sources

I believe in the new court rulings which will consider Privacy Shield in all its parameters and will fairly assess whether it brought the necessary protection of EU people's private data or not.

Doing so, the result will be generators i and j will fairly share the allocation, i.e., S_{i}=S_{j}=frac{1}{2},D_{max}left 1-frac{hat{p}_{i}}{P_{max}}right)>0.

Now, he said, the mayor must deliver a speech outlining the true dimensions of the city's financial plight and how he will fairly apportion the pain.

Cameron said today he was "perfectly happy" to work with Quick on a professional basis but the investigation against Green was "misconceived and the sooner it comes to an end the better, and I suspect it will fairly shortly".

It is tempting to believe that government will fairly and efficiently make these choices for us, but experience suggests otherwise.

"We will deal with this the way we deal with everything; we will fairly and objectively evaluate, which we do in an ongoing way," he said.

"You will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead". .

Perhaps most discouraging overall is that regardless of political persuasion, voters have little faith Congress will fairly and competently investigate.

Speak to most charities and the odds are they will fairly quickly mention the impact of government spending cuts and changes to the way their services are being commissioned.

It is simply not possible for the millions of people trapped in insecure and repressive IDP camps in Darfur to participate in the elections and thereby have their collective will fairly represented.

Thus if beam theory is appropriate for a given structural problem, the local elasticity fields can be explored by asymptotic methods and will have fairly general (problem independent) characteristics.