Sentence examples for common and fair from inspiring English sources

The first study focus on expose the techniques to a common and fair environment, since the investigated techniques have never been studied together, and observe their behavior.

As we move into the future, Americans not only need to develop a cosmopolitan capacity for empathy and understanding of those with whom we share this shrinking planet; we need to be educated to embrace the rules of engagement for globalization which require forging common and fair rules of the game.

In Western media, it's an age of unprecedented transparency; political leaders and aspirants face intense scrutiny in the press, and information about the personal lives and the past of politicians in the United States is common coin and fair game in the public arena.

"Americans will be common-sense and fair to legal immigration and the 11 million who are here as long as they're convinced there won't be future waves of illegal immigration".

The common aspects include free and fair elections, equal treatment under the law, respect for religion and the press, and freedom from torture and arbitrary arrest.

I believe in common sense, good will and fair play.

Furthermore, we found more activation in parietal and temporal regions for the two most common decisions (fair accept and unfair reject), involving areas related to perceptual decision-making.

Furthermore, we found more activation in parietal and temporal regions for the two most common decisions (fair accept and unfair reject), involving areas related to perceptual decision-making (Heekeren, Marrett, & Ungerleider, 2008; Keuken et al., 2014).

Nora's sense of social justice prompted her to become involved in many areas of community activity, including reading to the inmates at Bedford prison, protesting at Greenham Common, promoting fair trade and offering accommodation to striking miners.

For the two most common decisions (fair accept and unfair reject), we found more activation in several parietal, temporal and occipital brain regions as well as the insula, hippocampus and caudate.

In his attempt to scale the social and political ladder, Don Calogero seeks to grab church property and the common land using fair means and foul, mostly foul.