Sentence examples for be fair because the from inspiring English sources

In his response, Donald Sterling says that next week's hearing cannot be fair because the owners have already made up their minds, quoting 10 teams who commented on Twitter or elsewhere that they supported the seizure of the team.

As early as I can remember my Sunday school teachers taught me to be kind, to share, to welcome others, to take turns, to show respect, and to be fair because that's what the Bible says.

And the public can't test whether the assumptions contained in viability assessments are fair because the assessments are confidential".

But company and labor officials said they were fair, because the leaders had called the strike without consulting the employees and had engaged in sabotage against the factory.

Sibneftegaz, which owns gas reserves equal to about 2.3 billion barrels of oil, said the price was fair because the company only owns the reserves and has yet to start producing.

Many Indonesian leaders said the acquittal on those charges and the lenient sentence for treason were fair because the prosecution had been prevented by the United States from presenting crucial evidence against Mr. Bashir.

In a way, that is fair, because the United States often stunk it out against solid teams in 1998 and 2006, and got a bit lucky in 2002, for that matter.

"Americans may be more likely to believe that inequality is fair because the rich work hard and the poor are lazy.

The chatter is fair because the situation is odd: Co-Founder and former CEO returns as interim CEO while being the CEO of another company.

Thus, a comparison to the baseline scheme is fair because the same downlink bandwidth as well as relay spatial reuse factor is employed in the baseline scheme and our scheme.

The law firm representing the MPAA says that these sums are fair "because the distributed files didn't include copy protection, and were made available before the release of a DVD or a legal download," according to IDG News Service.