Sentence examples for capable of fair from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the fast pathway leading to the amygdale and MPFC is capable of fair analysis of the stimulus, not merely the detection of its presence or absence.

The same judge denied similar requests twice before, saying he was confident that jurors were capable of a fair evaluation, even though many of them acknowledged having heard of the case.

The government insists such measures will only be used in a very limited number of cases and that courts, including Strasbourg, have found that CMPs are capable of delivering fair trials.

The form of the Newmarket Classic is working out extremely well, but Ervedya was most impressive at Longchamp, sweeping by almost the entire field in the home straight under Christophe Soumillon's calm handling, and she is probably capable of a fair bit better.

As such, TCP is not capable of a fair resource allocation over WMN [1 5].

The new Libyan authorities are insisting that they are capable of staging fair trials.

In their response, prosecutors argued that the thorough jury selection process will show that county residents "are eminently capable of being fair and impartial jurors".

But they need to be able to sit on cases that come before them, as long as they are capable of being fair and dispassionate in their decision making.

These cars are already capable of doing a fair bit of autonomous driving.

But the ICC insists it is for Tripoli to persuade The Hague that in the postwar chaos Libya is capable of guaranteeing a fair trial.

Therefore, TCP is capable of assigning a fair share of network resources to each flow.