Sentence examples for be fair in order from inspiring English sources
However, he must appear to be fair in order to maintain public support for his valuable enterprise.
As the queues move out of the partitions due to an increase in and/or decrease in, the rate allocation changes in favor of, that is, each scheduler moves away from being proportional fair in order to balance unequal queues (or delays).
Today, in order to be fair about it, you'd have to drown her lawyer and P.R. person also.
These targets must be fair and fit the scientific evidence in order to avoid the worst impacts of climate change".
Wankel went over and told Munib that the plan for the next day was to destroy poppies on the other side of the road, down by the river, where the fields were bigger and richer, in order to be "fair".
The privilege of going off with this man meant that she had to give up one of her children, as she saw it, in order to be fair to her husband, and she chose to keep the girl, a sad-eyed three-year-old flaxen-haired waif.
(In order to be fair, it is appropriate to mention that a mathematical framework of GRAS method was described earlier by Günlük-Şenesen and Bates 1988).
