Sentence examples for be fully fair from inspiring English sources
"Why don't they just make drugs totally legal in sports, then everybody would be taking drugs then it would be fully fair then wouldn't it?" Fury asked.
(To be fully fair, the Kullback Leibler divergence (6) is not a distance function really because the symmetry and subadditivity (triangle inequality) conditions do not hold for it).
And this might not be fully fair to the art world, because I do think there's a lot of political traction there but let's just face it, the art world has also become a part of a cultural elite, and I need to break out of that as well as being a part of it.
I do of course realise that despite such improvements, there is still a long way to go before we have a system that is fully fair, effective and efficient".
Hong Kong's campaigners want the 2017 elections for chief executive to be fully free and fair – conducted not just on the basis of universal suffrage, but without would-be candidates having to be vetted by Beijing.
The election, expected to be won by the ruling People's Democratic Party and President Goodluck Jonathan, will not be fully "free and fair".
Analysts say that the elections are not likely to be fully competitive or fair, but that they could move the military to decentralize some of its power.
The elections are unlikely to be fully free or fair, and the government they bring in will face an uncomfortable choice between submitting to the president and confronting him head on.
As part of the trio, The Kindest Art, he gave consultations to artists and others, teaching that art answers the deepest question in life: how to be fully oneself by being fair to the outside world.
But assertions that a person, because of his or her religion, race, gender or sexual orientation, can't be fully American are corrosive to a fair and free society.
Were I in charge, I'd freeze it, pay off, over time, everything it now owes, and replace it with a modern version of Social Security that's fully funded, fair, simple, and efficient".
