Sentence examples for conduct fair from inspiring English sources

"Belarus lacks basic conditions to conduct fair elections," said opposition politician Sergei Kalyakin.

At stake is the very integrity of the criminal justice system and the courts' ability to conduct fair trials".

Cambodia's judicial system has neither the competence nor the political independence to conduct fair trials on its own.

Senior Russian officials tend to tie themselves in knots explaining how governments that have crushed opposition movements can conduct fair balloting.

"Japan has to show the world that Japanese police and justice authorities can conduct fair and humanitarian investigations into suspects," she said.

Myanmar must conduct fair parliamentary elections on Sunday, settle conflicts with ethnic minorities and release more political prisoners before more than two decades of harsh sanctions can be removed, administration officials say.

The ECI, thus nearly invulnerable to political influences and scrupulously nonpartisan, is charged with conducting fair and orderly elections.

General Hartmann said Monday that officials were committed to conducting fair trials, that resources would be provided to the military defense lawyers and that trials would be closed as little as possible for national security reasons.

Another priest conducted "fair trials", where a boy – often myself – would be brought to the front for some infraction, tried by his classmates, inevitably found guilty and have his pants pulled down in front of everyone for a spanking.

SIR - Jeff James implied that Michigan and Florida had both conducted fair elections for the Democratic Party primaries, and that Barack Obama was ignoring a democratic process (Letters, April 12th).This is confusing logic given that Mr Obama was not on the ballot in Michigan.

Proposed measures include requiring academic departments to show they have conducted fair, broad, and aggressive talent searches before new hires are approved.