Sentence examples for be reasonably fair from inspiring English sources

First, societies function properly only when they are judged by their citizens to be reasonably fair.

The outlook, these outsiders conclude, will be reasonably fair if Ehud Barak takes over at the head of a Labour-led coalition; stormy if Binyamin Netanyahu is re-elected to lead a right-wing coalition.

Such an evaluation is expected to be reasonably fair.

"He's been reasonably fair".

This description was reasonably fair during the first century of European settlement, when wool exports reigned supreme.

"Does the system work to spread the wealth in some way that's reasonably fair?" Mr. Rohatyn asked.

The assignment of seats to each party has been reasonably fair, though the formula used was biased in favour of Mr Habibie's ruling Golkar party.

The country's first democratic elections in 16 years, held in 2008, were reasonably fair, with the MPLA winning more than 80% of the vote.

Especially in the past six or seven decades there were many powerful political and civic leaders who looked out for the interests of the less fortunate and pressed their claims for treatment that was reasonably fair.

And like the members of Ms. Weingarten's union (and other workers across the country, whether unionized or not), the autoworkers are prepared to make further sacrifices as required, as long as they are reasonably fair and part of a shared effort with other sectors of the society.

He was reasonably fair with the cuts he set out.