Sentence examples for decided fairly from inspiring English sources

How do you think this election can be decided fairly?

So we decided fairly early on that we needed to have a very specific ask".

Marcus, who moved to London in 1992, decided fairly early that he wanted to focus on fashion photography.

I decided fairly quickly that I wanted to use a good portion of the money for commissioning composers.

The decisions I'd make would be to color-code the room, but the individual elements in the room would be decided fairly quickly.

Surely if anything can kill a show for good, it's the knowledge that a competition about sitting on top of a giant mechanical pig wasn't decided fairly.

"Our judges are expected to decide fairly," he said, "and are entitled to fair compensation".

With the Socialist Party planning primaries to pick its candidate, Mr. Strauss-Kahn will have to decide fairly soon.

Ongoing protests in Egypt – and in Algeria, and Yemen, and Jordan, indeed throughout the Middle East – may well oblige their governments to decide fairly soon whether they mean what they say.

Speaking to The Independent on Sunday, the shadow Chancellor John McDonnell said he had not seen the document but confirmed the NEC would decide "fairly quickly" on a process to change Labour's position on Trident – and revealed it would happen "before the summer".

"Virtual reality vividly demonstrates that our social contract with our own tools has brought us to a point where we have to decide fairly soon what it is we humans ought to become, because we are on the brink of having the power of creating any experience we desire," writes the historian of technology Howard Rheingold.